The answer is yes: the golf club should sit toe up at address. When you swing a golf club, the centrifugal forces used to create power and speed will cause your hands and clubhead to be slightly more upright at impact than they were at address.
Where does club handle point at address?
The face of the club should be positioned directly behind the ball at address. The line formed by the clubface should be perpendicular to the target line for normal, straight shots. What is this? That means that your clubface should point straight forward in what is referred to as a being square to the target.
Should the golf shaft lean forward at address?
PHOTO PROVIDED In most cases, the butt of the club should point no more than one to two inches ahead of your belt buckle, more to the center is best. More golfers than not, have too much shaft lean at the address position. Leaning the shaft toward the target actually can cause a slice and a low trajectory.
How should my driver look at address?
Body position
At address, your body, feet, hips, knees, shoulders, should be positioned parallel to the target line. Your weight should be balanced on the balls of your feet, not your toes or heels. For the driver, a bit more weight will be on your back foot, say, 60%.
Should the toe of the driver be up at address?
Drivers should always have the toe up at address ' if the hands return close to this position while impacting the ball -- because during the last portion of the swing there is a centrifugal force of up to 70 pounds just before impact, acting at the center of gravity (c.g.) of the head.
