Martin Chuck demonstrates a drill that will help you better control the ball flight with your scoring irons. Use the ‘Fleetwood finish’ to stuff your short irons and make more birdies!
Excellent lesson. Great advice. I have been playing with hybrids and fairway woods for several years and my irons start at a 7 iron. Happy to hear that I am not crazy--just old and trying to hang on to the 80s.
Hello Michael, that’s a very frustrating problem. Your club face is too open for the clubs path. Nine out of 10 times, it is a wrist condition or grip issue that leads to this problem. Please search wrist conditions on golf pass
Martin, GREAT tip. The towel drill really seems to give me a stability and reminder that my body and arms need to move together. It also emphasizes my follow thru. Thanks.
What is the launch monitor you use
Excellent lesson. Great advice. I have been playing with hybrids and fairway woods for several years and my irons start at a 7 iron. Happy to hear that I am not crazy--just old and trying to hang on to the 80s.
How do I stop hitting almost all my irons out on the toe of the iron very rarely in the center?
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How can I practice what you showed with the PlaneMate during this off-season ?
John, if you have a PlaneMate, you don’t need the towel. Have fun with the protocols available on my website. Thank you so much
I’m finding that no matter how I adjust my swing with my Driver, I’m still slicing the ball. What can I do to stop my slice?
Hello Michael, that’s a very frustrating problem. Your club face is too open for the clubs path. Nine out of 10 times, it is a wrist condition or grip issue that leads to this problem. Please search wrist conditions on golf pass
Do you like the towel drill for pitching and chipping as well?
Absolutely!
Martin, GREAT tip. The towel drill really seems to give me a stability and reminder that my body and arms need to move together. It also emphasizes my follow thru. Thanks.
Wesley, thanks so much for the note. I hope you are doing well.