🎯The lowest point of the golf swing should be ahead of the golf ball for clean contact
⚡️Moving the lead knee towards the target helps shift weight forward for an improved swing
🌱Soft ground conditions can highlight ball striking issues and lead to poor results
🎯Focusing on ball-first contact can eliminate fat, thin, and topped shots
🎯Using Trackman or similar technology can provide factual feedback on swing adjustments
What is the key to hitting perfect iron shots?
—The key is to ensure that the lowest point of your golf swing is ahead of the golf ball, allowing for clean ball-first contact.
How can I improve my ball striking?
—One way to improve ball striking is by moving your lead knee towards the target, which helps shift your weight forward and promotes a better swing.
What can soft ground conditions indicate?
—Soft ground conditions can highlight any ball striking issues you may have, as the ground absorbs more energy from the club, resulting in poor shots.
How can I prevent fat, thin, and topped shots?
—By focusing on making ball-first contact, you can eliminate fat, thin, and topped shots, ensuring cleaner and more consistent strikes.
How can I get feedback on my swing adjustments?
—Using technology such as Trackman can provide factual feedback on your swing adjustments, allowing you to see the impact of changes in real-time.
00:00In this video, we discuss how to achieve perfect iron shots every time.
01:32Soft ground conditions can cause ball striking issues and result in poor shots.
02:57Moving the lead knee towards the target helps shift weight forward, improving ball striking.
04:21Focusing on ball-first contact eliminates fat, thin, and topped shots, ensuring better results.
05:53Using technology like Trackman provides factual feedback on swing adjustments.
