We have a massive infamous thread on this subject a long time ago.
There is some small bit of opinion which holds that corporal punishment of wives by their husbands is permissible, in extreme cases like adultery, but I disagree. While it is permissible for a father to impose corporal punishment on his children, husbands are required to honor their wives. Just as it would be wrong to strike a parent (since we are commanded to honor them), I hold that the requirement to for husbands to honor their wives precludes corporal punishment as it would against a parent. And even if it WERE permissible, almost everyone would agree that it's extremely imprudent and would likely not have its intended effect.
While it's permissible for daughters, even there I disagree that lack of corporal punishment is responsible for their decline in mores. If anything, if a girl already has a feminist mindset, corporal punishment would only increase that due to their resentment. Of course, younger girls below the age of reason might benefit from some corporal punishment since it can help to curb bad behaviors when "reasoning" with them cannot. For older girls, this would likely increase their resentment of all male authority figures and would incline them toward feminism.
If the ONLY thing holding women and girls back from bad behavior were corporal punishment, the battle is likely already lost for their souls ... even if it were sufficient to curb some behavior due to the deterrent and the fear.