GOLF TIP – HOW YOUR GOLF IRON SHOULD SIT

Golf Tip – How your golf iron should sit at adresss

Meandmygolf explain how the golf iron should sit on the ground when addressing the golf ball

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23 thoughts on “GOLF TIP – HOW YOUR GOLF IRON SHOULD SIT

  1. I`ve been golfing for around 20 years, unable to break 90. I wasn`t able to attain an excellent round during the last 3-4 years right up until I finished reading through these golf swing tricks “Jοmtοnο Naha” (Google it). My irons are not that great. My drive does not get to an incredible range but I am able to effectively hold my driver with no issue. .

  2. I played today for the first time, my drive bailed me out today otherwise I’d be in double figures on every hole. I enjoyed it today but the only thing that annoyed me was every time I was using the iron I couldn’t connect with the ball it would roll on floor for 10 yards, I tried different techniques and couldn’t master it, hopefully it comes with more patience my friend says I was trying to hard

  3. This tutorial “Jοmtοnο Naha” (Google it) introduced me Golf swing lessons. Presented in the guideline are substantial advices like selecting the correct club model and length depending on your arm length, height, and shoulder width. Through the training lessons in the tutorial, I am able to reduce my handicap to 15 from 22 in a year. .

  4. This is so basic but so many of us hacks don't know this; I mean, I can hit a ball either way, but toe up is the right way. Only 26% of all golfers break 90 for 18 consistently.

  5. Recently bought a used set of Cleveland CG16 Tour irons. I had regular CG16 irons before. I couldn't hit the Tours to save my soul. Then I got to looking at them at address. Yup, the lie angle was way toe up. Had them adjusted and now they're great. And yes, the CG16Tours can be bent easily, not so much for the CG16.

  6. I learned a lot from this video…now I know that the heel of the club should be slightly off the ground at address. I can't wait to tell everybody at the course what I learned…and more importantly…where I learned it. };-)>

  7. I can’t believe I’ve been playing golf for about 25 years and didn’t know this. I went out today and was hitting the ball so well. I’m shocked not one golf pro told me how to address the ball properly. The only question I have is after hitting the ball so well, why am I leaving a divot that aims well left of target?

  8. This video really made a lot of sense. People kept telling me to make sure my club was flat when setting up, but every time i tried to make contact the toe would dig in the ground. I tried your tip out today and i was surprised how well it worked. Thanks for the great tip guys.

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