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C091.Hit Solid Irons With This Right Wrist Move | Precision Impact

Today, you’ll discover “Hit Solid Irons With This Right Wrist Move | Precision Impact”

Whether you’ve heard it called “forward shaft lean” or simply “getting the hands ahead of the ball at impact”…

…there’s a chance you’ve struggled with it, or maybe don’t quite understand it…

…but, it’s crucial to getting the most out of your clubs!

Today, I’ll show you, step by step, how to get into the perfect impact position…

…including the right wrist angle (that almost everyone gets wrong)…

…that will increase your ball speed and make all your shots go farther (with the same swing speed)!

C055. 3 Ways to Pure Golf Irons!

Today you’ll discover “3 Ways to Pure Golf Irons!”

If you’ve ever heard someone hit a crisp iron…

…you know that it just has a different sound to it.

You see, there are 3 keys to making consistent contact with your irons…

…and if you know how to practice them properly…

…you can be the one making that crisp sound (and will have your buddies saying “nice shot” on a regular basis).

After watching today’s video, you’ll be equipped with everything you need to know to make consistently solid contact with the ball…

…including what I believe to be the #1 fundamental to work on in golf (at 4:09)…

G116. Hit Solid & Compressed Irons | What Everyone Gets Wrong

Today, you’ll discover how to “Hit Solid & Compressed Irons | What Everyone Gets Wrong”

If you struggle to hit your irons solid…

…you’re probably doing the one thing that almost EVERYONE gets wrong.

Now, I know you’ve heard me talk about how you need to have forward shaft lean at impact…

…and that’s definitely ideal for solid, consistent contact.

But, it seems that the thought of forward shaft lean is creating a big misconception about how to hit the golf ball.

In today’s video, discover exactly how you’re supposed to come into contact with the golf ball…

…and what move you need to make with your body to make it possible to hit it correctly!

C042. How to Hit Your Irons like a Hammer

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…..

G071. Hit Your Long Irons Easy

In this video, you’ll learn how to hit your long irons easy.

Are you avoiding your long irons like the plague?

Does it feel like no matter what you do, you just can’t hit the darn things solid?

You’re not alone.

Many players struggle with their long irons but you can’t just avoid them.

So in this video, you’ll learn 4 steps to hitting your long irons so well that you’ll look forward to hitting them.

Find out..

How much to tee the ball up,
Where to position the ball in your stance,
How steep you want to come into the ball with your club, and
Why you need to add a little more spine tilt to your swing.

Watch now to hit consistent and solid long iron shots!

C018. Golf Lesson to Hit Pure Iron Shots | Shoulder to Shoulder Drill

In this video, you get a golf lesson to hit pure iron shots.

Now, 3 things need to happen to hit your irons solidly…

Good weight shift,
Good rhythm, and
Consistent contact with the ball first, then the ground.

You’ll learn several drills to help you get there.

For your weight shift, you’ll go through a set of progression drills working through two zones.

Focus on staying in posture as you work through the weight shift drill.

Once you nail your weight shift, move on to your rhythm.

Grab a rope and swing it around in a big circle with your right hand.

Concentrate on snapping it through at the bottom of the arc.

This motion is similar to that of a jump rope.

You want that same snapping motion with your club as you make contact with the ball.

Later in the video, you’ll see a drill to improve your contact.

Place a tee in the ground with about a quarter inch showing.

Concentrate on hitting the tee first, then grazing the ground after.

This simple tee drill will help you develop consistent and compressed contact with the ball.

Lastly, you’ll put all these drills together and start hitting solid irons.

Watch now to hit pure iron shots!

D024. Best Golf Tip to Strike Irons Solid | Axe Drill

In this video, you’ll get the best golf tip to strike irons solid.

You’ll learn the Axe Drill and put more speed and distance in your swing.

What’s great about this drill is that you’ll feel power.

Try this…

Hold your club normally, then twist the club 180 degrees until the toe of the club is pointed down to the ground.

Don’t jam your club in the ground, but swing your club up and down like it was an axe.

You should feel like you’re in total control with plenty of power.

This is the feeling you should have when you’re swinging the club at the ball — you’ll just be on a different swing plane.

In this video, I’ll walk you through the Axe Drill step-by-step so you can develop a more powerful feeling swing.

Watch now to put this powerful motion in your swing and strike your irons solid!

C017. Hit Solid Irons Shots Now! | Forward Hand Release

In this video, you’ll learn how to hit solid irons shots now!

Top Speed Golf Instructor Michael Derr joins me to give you great tips on how to get into that nice release position that you see with all the top tour players’ swings.

First, you’ll see a demonstration of the full Straight-Line Release that we cite in the Top Speed Golf System.

This happens after contact, when the club splits your forearms at a 45 degree angle to the ground.

Swinging with a Straight-Line Release allows you to get forward shaft lean at impact.

Second, you’ll get a quick demonstration of what you don’t want to do — flip the club.

Flipping is the opposite of hitting with forward shaft lean and will cause you to lose tons of distance.

Next, you’ll get a close look at how your wrists should move in order to hit with forward shaft lean.

Note that you’ll also need to sync you upper body and hips with your lower body to open up your body and release the club at the correct time.

Watch this video now to stop hitting weak flips and to start hitting solid shots with forward shaft lean!