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Erika Larkin takes you through a 4-drill practice routine that will help reset your swing if you’ve been struggling. Try this at the range to improve your ball-striking with your irons. Watch now!
Comments (17)
Great tips!
Looks like a great drill. Easy, simple progression to get back to making solid contact whenever your full swing has become erratic.
Love this !
Hi Erika
I notice you move your hands forward a little before you start your swing - what's the thinking here please?
Also...just read a book by Ben Hogan (5 essential swing tips) and he suggests having the ball an inch inside your left heel for all clubs - any thoughts on this
Great stuff as usual, Erika, thank you!
Tips to fly ball higher with middle irons(7&6)?
Great Job. Tied it today
I appreciate these drills as my swing was off yesterday. I will try these tomorrow and before my round on Tuesday, but my question is can these drills or something similar be used with the driver as well?
Can you comment on the applicability of these drills to woods and hybrids?
Nice Drill. I like the progression. Thanks!
Great tips!
Looks like a great drill. Easy, simple progression to get back to making solid contact whenever your full swing has become erratic.