Which part of the clubface should a player use for aiming?

Which part of the clubface should a player use for aiming?

• A. The toe
• B. The leading edge of the club
• C. The heel
• D. The center of the face

Answer: (B)

Aiming relies on the leading edge of the clubface. That straight edge is the reference line you align with your target. When you set up, point the leading edge along the intended target line and square the face to that line. The center of the face matters for where the ball tends to strike, not for where you point the club. The toe and heel are sides of the face and don’t provide a reliable aiming reference, especially if the face twists during setup or swing. Using the leading edge gives a clear, repeatable way to align toward the target.

Aiming relies on the leading edge of the clubface. That straight edge is the reference line you align with your target. When you set up, point the leading edge along the intended target line and square the face to that line. The center of the face matters for where the ball tends to strike, not for where you point the club. The toe and heel are sides of the face and don’t provide a reliable aiming reference, especially if the face twists during setup or swing. Using the leading edge gives a clear, repeatable way to align toward the target.