When, either at address or during the swing, the heel of the clubhead is leading the toe, causing the clubface to point to the side of the target. (An open clubface caused him to hit his approach shot to the side of the green.)

The position of the clubface in relation to the target line at the point the golf club strikes the golf ball, thus at impact, is either called open clubface or open face. In the ideal situation the clubface is square, thus in a 90 degree angle, to the target line. But it is more than 90 degrees at the open clubface. Thus, the toe of the golf club i [..]

   When, either at address or during the swing, the heel of the clubhead is leading the toe, causing the clubface to point to the side of the target.

The clubface points to the right of the target at set up or impact.

When the toe of your club face points to the right of the target or target line. Reverse for left handed players.

When, either at address or during the swing, the heel of the clubhead is leading the toe, causing the clubface to point to the side of the target.

When, either at address or during the swing, the heel of the clubhead is leading the toe, causing the clubface to point to the side of the target.

When the clubface is open it points to the side of the target often resulting in a slice shot.

When, either at address or during the swing, the heel of the clubhead is leading the toe, causing the clubface to point to the side of the target.