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Thanks that helped me out
I'll definitely try this new advice tomorrow. Tenx
Also using a sweeping motion as opposed to striking down on the ball like the rest of the irons. Helps me anyways
Why do bikers think they're above the law?
If I thin, how is it better when I put the ball forward than let' s say in the middle? Thanks.
tips from a pga tournament leader I see– creds plz
If only it was this easy!
hitting down is crucial
I can not stop hitting off my back foot. I been playing for two months and can’t break the habit. I either hit the ground and not close to ball or when I do I’m falling back and shooting off back leg. Any help please
Amagine topping the ball tops it in a pga tournament
I agree to a certain extent, back in the stance will give you a lower flight when needed. I play my irons in the center unless needed otherwise.
The way you described using your body to hit the ball was an absolutely phenomenal way of describing it. Well done👍
Yep, easy as that!
I never knew the ball position mattered with different irons omg….i always had it in the centre area no wonder I did best with just 7 irons
These are good tips for any irons, honestly. Any club that isn't a driver, wood, or hybrid off the tee. Any of the other clubs (including hybrid off the deck, or even a wood off the deck) involves hitting down at the ball, and rotating your body to generate momentum.
Good golf tips.
The first tip is to not watch help videos on YouTube.
These tips have absolutely nothing to do with long irons. So sick of YouTube wannabe golf pros
My 4 has been working dreams for me. However I use none of these techs…. I'm sorry but not everyone can be an instructor… no joke don't lift up on the ball. And ball position forward is correct, yet you work with your body size. And lastly. I don't use my body as highly mentioned. I use mine as i would treat my driver. I cleared 190 yards on a par 3 and landed 3 feet from the green WITHOUT using my body
Something that many people (and, strangely, club manufactures) overlook is the lie angle of long irons. As a player, instructor, and professional caddie I can tell you that it’s nearly impossible to hit upright long irons.
First, the over all “standard” lie of all clubs has gone more upright over the decades. Clubs have become longer too — and because lie and length are proportional, that make long irons even more upright. To make matters even worse, without taking their customers much at all, the OEM’s changed their lie angle progression throughout the set.
Historically, lies moved flatter by 1 degree for every half inch of length. So, your 3 iron was one degree flatter than your 4 iron. But, now it’s only half a degree for half and inch. This seeming subtle change makes a long iron so woefully upright that it almost make me think they’re doing it on purpose to convince people long irons are hard to hit so they can sell more $250 hybrids.
Flatten your longest iron down 4-5 degree and you’ll be flushing it because they’re actually easy to hit.