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C063. How to Hit Irons Very High and Long

Today you’ll learn “How to Hit Irons Very High and Long”

If you’re wanting to hit your irons with a higher ball flight…

…there’s a good chance that you try to do it by trying to lift the ball at impact.

And while adding loft to the club at impact will get you a higher ball flight…

…it’s also going to give you inconsistent contact with the ball…

…and you’re going to hit the ball a lot shorter.

But, if you increase your ball’s trajectory the right way…

…not only will your ball go farther…

…but you’re contact will become more consistent.

In today’s video, you’ll discover the right way to increase your trajectory…

…and the 2 things you must avoid if you want to launch the ball high AND long with your irons!

How would you like to learn “How to Hit Your Irons like a Hammer“?

Do you want to start getting an extra 10-15 yards out of each of your irons?

Sound good?

There is a secret to getting more distance AND consistency out of your irons.

I used to watch golf on TV and see the pros hitting shots into greens with clubs that I wouldn’t dream of hitting from those distances.

I just thought it was because they’re bigger and stronger…..and just better.

There’s no doubt that they are elite golfers, but today I’m going to show you the big reason that they get so much more distance out of their irons.

So let me start you on the path to longer irons and more consistent play.

Let’s get started…..

In this video, “New Golf Lag Drill to Crush Your Irons,” I’ll explain some of the benefits of “lag” and show you a cool drill to work on it.

By using a simple paper plate, you can start enjoying that “forward shaft lean” you see from the pros at impact.

Getting good forward shaft lean is crucial to playing your best golf.

Not only will this video help you add distance…

You can take this drill and use it to eliminate that “chicken wing” and “flip” which may be ruining your game.

Watch this video today so you can start getting excited to use those irons again!