The most common cause of hitting off the toe is releasing the club early, the wrists unhinging and the right arm straightening too soon on the downswing. Players who do that hit a lot of fat shots, so they learn to yank the club upward either by standing up or bending their left elbow.

Why am I hitting the toe of my driver?

A common cause of off-center hits on the toe is found in the downswing when the club handle remains too close to the body, instead of extending out toward the ball as it reaches impact. ... Then add a ball and start with half swings, before moving to full swings once you can maintain this move with consistency.

Why do I toe my driver?

You've heard tour players refer to this as "getting stuck." It causes contact on the toe because you don't fully extend the club out to the ball by impact. To stop toe hits, you have to get your arms back in front of your body sooner. Try to make a smoother transition with your lower body.