😮Hitting down on the ball is not necessary for pure iron shots.
🤔Gripping down on the club allows for better control and feel during the swing.
😌Loose wrists enable a natural release of the club, resulting in a more compressed ball strike.
🧐Descending blow at impact creates a pure sound and feel when hitting irons.
🏌️♂️Practice gripping down and using loose wrists to consistently hit your irons pure.
Why shouldn't I try to hit down on the ball with my irons?
—Hitting down on the ball can cause tension in your swing and prevent a natural release of the club. By gripping down and using loose wrists, you can achieve better results.
Does gripping down on the club affect distance?
—Gripping down on the club may reduce your distance slightly, but it allows for better control and accuracy. The trade-off is worth it for more consistent iron shots.
How do I know if I have loose wrists during the swing?
—If your wrists feel relaxed and flexible during the swing, you are likely maintaining loose wrists. Practice maintaining this sensation throughout your swing to achieve better results.
Should I grip down on the club for all iron shots?
—Gripping down on the club can be beneficial for most iron shots, especially when you need more control or want to hit the ball more purely. Experiment with different grip positions to find what works best for you.
What is the key to hitting irons pure consistently?
—Consistent practice and focus on grip, wrist action, and club release are key to hitting irons pure consistently. Develop a repeatable swing technique and reinforce it through regular practice.
00:00In this video, Paul Wilson introduces a different approach to hitting irons pure.
03:55By gripping down on the club and using loose wrists, you can achieve a descending blow at impact.
07:55Practice hitting balls with this technique to improve your iron shots.
