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Want to hit piercing iron shots? Randall Hunt teaches a sand wedge setup and path drill that will improve your quality of strike with every iron.
Comments (18)
I never thought of making sure my right elbow is close to my right hip. Thanks for the tip. I will try it out!
I think that the idea of hitting on the inside of the ball is going to help me avoid the pull shots that I seem to get with my wedges and Par 3s.
Saved me....fixed so many problems.....best coaching ever! Thanks!
Ronald, so I have been a scratch but years are catching up with me now at 76. Still have a 4 but having trouble making solid contact with my irons. Play in AZ on generally hard pan so need very shallow contact. Just have a problem with good contact with irons. Lots of very low on face or slightly behind ball and gets no compression. I liked you tip but my concern with taking it more inside and the thru is it then brings in Shank shot as the club is moving out. What is the key to bringing the club from inside thru the ball so you do not shank the shot. Thanks John
Nice drill!
Excellent - going to try this asap! Need a (or many) lesson with ya also!
Excellent Randall I’ll give it a shot
Great tips
Excellent tip. Shallowing the clubface makes a lot of sense. Thanks!
Great information
I never thought of making sure my right elbow is close to my right hip. Thanks for the tip. I will try it out!
I think that the idea of hitting on the inside of the ball is going to help me avoid the pull shots that I seem to get with my wedges and Par 3s.