Hitting with Irons Guide

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hitting with irons guideLie of the Ball

Many people can adequately do the hitting with irons on a flat surface but may have trouble once the ball has a lie on uneven ground.  The most difficult shots are those that are in the rough or on uneven terrain such as a hill.  These shots are more difficult and can add more shots to your game.  If you have an uneven lie, take more time to line up the shot.

An uneven lie requires you to compensate to make the shot work.  You’ll need to think primarily about adjusting your stance and your swing in order to properly hit the ball.  Always aim towards the target.  Keep your eye on the ball and stay focused on hitting the ball the same way each and every time, no matter what the surroundings. When you’re trying to get out of a tricky situation always apply the same basic techniques that you use on flat ground.

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Swing

Your swing is the most important part of your golf routine.  When hitting with irons, your swing will basically stay exactly the same, no matter which iron you’re using.  The trajectory and the distance of the shot will be determined by the club, not by you making adjustments to your swing.  Therefore, once you have perfected your swing you need to continue to use it throughout play.  There are two main parts of the swing including the backswing and the downswing.

The backswing is the wind-up of the swing and is where you get the power and action of your shot.  Your arms should be kept together and should act as one with the club.  Allow your legs and torso to power the shot, not your arms.  Don’t beak the wrists but instead keep them stiff.  If you want to add more power, adjust your grip but don’t try to power the swing by turning your wrists during the shot.

Hitting Higher

Many golfers have trouble hitting shots that go up in the air and instead often hit balls that simply scoot or roll along the ground.  If this happens more often than not, you need to learn how to get more loft in your shots.  There are two ways to improve the trajectory of the ball.  To improve ball flight you can simply choose a club with more loft.  Also, make sure that you are using a good stance, grip and swing.  These together will certainly help to improve your shots.  Line the clubface up with the ball so that it hits squarely in the middle.  The club itself will lift the ball if you’ve used a good stance, grip and swing.

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