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Iron vs. Driver Swing
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Carolin Pinegger explains how the race between the hands and clubface is the key differentiator in iron and driver swings.
Comments (5)
Here's my question, I understand the setups on these two clubs, but what's your recommendation on setting up for my 3 % 5-wood as well as my 4-hybrid? Where should my clubhead be on contact with the ball on these two clubs? Thanks in advance your reply!
This is a great tip. Although it seems like the position of the ball relative to your stance is also a factor in where your hands end up as your swing passes through the ball. Is that also important?
Carolin, Your instruction is so simple and easy to understand. I look forward to receiving your videos. Will put this into practice when next I play. Thanks.
Great tip Carolin. I will remember that when I'm out Thursday.
What a great video! Make it easier to understand how to use the clubs properly.
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Here's my question, I understand the setups on these two clubs, but what's your recommendation on setting up for my 3 % 5-wood as well as my 4-hybrid? Where should my clubhead be on contact with the ball on these two clubs? Thanks in advance your reply!
This is a great tip. Although it seems like the position of the ball relative to your stance is also a factor in where your hands end up as your swing passes through the ball. Is that also important?