IRONS

Being a good iron player and hitting more greens in regulation can really shave strokes off the scorecard. This area highlights some extra insight into becoming a better golfer by striking the irons more solid more often.

The better strike drill

Feel the weight for a better swing

The head moves and drops during the swing

Different pressures Different distance

Different lofts for different shots

The controlled fade iron shot

Lower irons for more control

Feel how both arms work in the swing

Same yardage but different clubs

Distance control for shorter putts

Find the right finish point for the shot

Same rythum no matter the club

Distance change through feel in the feet

Improve your skill with ladder drill

Distance control is better than accuracy

Hooks, Slices, Pushes & Pulls

Use a tee to help impact point

Why do toe strikes happen?

WOODS

Being a good driver of the ball sets the hole up for success. Hitting the fairway and not wasting strokes with penalty shots is the main goal. Being the longest length club in the bag does cause issues for many, however. But these are easily overcome.

NEW: Driver and the shaft kick

Better fairway wood play

Tee height can help swing path

Where is the hot spot on the driver

Adam Scott says the same thing.

Why do heel strikes go left? Face shuts

How to hit longer drives

Over accelerating the shaft is a killer

The iron swing and driver swing — the same?

When hitting the fairway is a must

The one-minute drill to good driving

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