HOW TO HIT IRONS FOR BEGINNERS

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HOW TO STOP HITTING BEHIND THE GOLF BALL Url:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPEwueXzyhw

Improve Golf Swing Path:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5hmmy5bTO14

Rory Mcilroy Swing Analysis:
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26 thoughts on “HOW TO HIT IRONS FOR BEGINNERS

  1. Golf is one of those sports that is way more difficult than it needs to be because of pretentious old ingrained “standards.” Why not just design irons to be more shallow from the get go? The “pro” standard for a swing would be much simpler and look completely different. For example, a regular basketball is harder to use for women; so what is the standard? A smaller ball for the WNBA. Simple.

  2. Adam is the only one that shows why you really need to contact the ball with a forward leaning shaft. It's so obvious but nobody else is making this simple point: you are hitting BELOW the sweet spot designed into irons if you don't. Period. Too obvious for others to mention? (Look at his Irons #3 video.)

  3. Best advice I've been given is:
    – if your driving, aim behind the ball.
    – if your using irons, aim in front of the ball.
    Prior to this I always just tried to smack the ball.

  4. I am watching from Thailand. Love the way you explain so simple and clear. My problem is quite chronic and annoying me so much is the right arms pulling the down swing like it is the trail arm. I have been trying so hard but cannot do so well. Any suggestion for the novice like me?

  5. Today is the first time I tried these technics with my irons and I have to say after the first flub shot, my iron play was excellent. I had 3 birdie attempts on 2 par 3s and 1 par 4. I missed them all but for me to get 3 pars in a round is exceptional. I only played 9 holes. The downside is my drivers were all over the place so need that video next. lol

  6. The purpose of an iron 7 or 8 is to give the ball elevation and land it solidely on the green. For the level of contact with ball you are talking about you should use a 1 to 3 iron and thus not modify the technic of hitting the ball.

  7. This was so helpful!! In the space of 20 minutes, I went from barely hitting the ball with my irons, to making contact so much more consistently, and I hit a 9 iron within 10 feet!! (Now the putting needs the work ?). All this from only watching half of the video, thanks again!!

  8. I know this video is five years old, but I just started playing and I have to say the simplicity of explaining how to hit the ball , as well as using auxiliary tools (i.e. hammer) to visualize, it really helps remember the technique when in golf course. Very practical in your teaching approach, and very helpful! Thanks for great vids!

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