Transform Your Three-Wood Game with This Simple Change

:golf:The three-wood is a key club for scoring in golf.

:warning:Setting up with the ball too far forward can lead to inconsistent and poor shots with the three-wood.

:arrow_down:The club should be moving down at impact to get good contact with the ball and turf.

:golf:Adjusting your setup to have the ball more central and shifting your hips towards the target can help improve three-wood shots.

:memo:Experiment with ball position and hip movement to find the best setup for your three-wood shots.

Why is the three-wood an important club for scoring in golf?

—The three-wood allows golfers to hit the ball a good distance from the ground, reducing the number of shots required to reach the green.

What is the common mistake golfers make when hitting the three-wood?

—Many golfers set up with the ball too far forward, leading to inconsistent and poor shots.

Why should the club be moving down at impact when hitting the three-wood?

—Moving the club down ensures that the low point of the swing is ahead of the ball, resulting in solid contact with the ball and turf.

What adjustments can golfers make in their setup for better three-wood shots?

—They can move the ball more central in their stance and shift their hips towards the target during the downswing.

What should golfers do if they struggle to find the right setup for their three-wood shots?

—They should experiment with different ball positions and hip movements to find the setup that works best for them.

00:00The three-wood is an important club for scoring in golf.

02:23Many golfers set up with the ball too far forward, leading to inconsistent and poor shots with the three-wood.

03:56The club should be moving down at impact to get good contact with the ball and turf.

04:58Adjusting your setup to have the ball more central and shifting your hips towards the target can help improve three-wood shots.

05:55Experiment with ball position and hip movement to find the best setup for your three-wood shots.