The SECRET to GREAT ball striking with your IRONS. This is a MUST watch!!!

If you need to know the secret to great ball striking with your irons then this is a must watch. All the best golfers in the world do this but unfortunately many amateur golfers don't. After this video though you will!!!

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[Brchetta]

In a similar vein, a drill I use for around ten or so shots is to address the ball but instead of the club head being behind the ball as normal, take your normal address position but with the ball behind the club head instead. Then move the club back behind the ball, glance at the target, and swing easy.
Initially it appears daft, but actually guarantees a low point 5-6 inches in front of the BACK of the ball.
Don’t worry where the ball goes, just the feeling of hitting the wee ball first prior to the bottom of the swing.

[paternoborlagdan]

Very interesting...Well noted and I will try to apply in my golf clubs swing. Thank you very much..More power!!!
Cheers!!!

[MrTomdwyer]

Thanks for the Great video lesson on Iron Play. Can't believe the difference your Lesson makes to my game keep up the good work. Thanks Tom

[Paul-viking]

Nice tip for moving low point forward in down swing! I have tendency to hit fat shots more than I would like.

[malicarr]

At the range sitting the ball 2” - 3” behind the small black rubber tee & trying to hit the tee rather than the ball has helped ( get really good sound feedback from rubber tee also)

[jeremycolston]

Something I definitely have to work on! I’m a “picker” so I don’t take a divot. Thanks for tip.

[stevenhack]

Thank you very much. I am a beginner. This tip really helped me hit my irons today.

[kevinvasquez]

Excellent video Ali, thanks for posting.

[Zapple]

Nice one Ali, nicely presented and explained 👌 will try it out this Sunday 👍

[brendonharipersad]

Great video Ali, you explain the concepts really well!

[alienrenders]

This is huge. I'm gonna practice this. Makes so much sense. Even if you're not accurate, the club is still going down at impact. Some people have suggested putting a towel a little ways behind the ball too to make sure the low point is ahead enough.

[surroundedbyjaggoffs]

Great explanation, short, and sweet not too much information as some others

[Egonomical]

You are a mind reader, this is part of my game that really lets me down. I tend to go too far when trying to hit ground after the ball. From this I will try the line drawing on the mat and also I am swaying too much so going to try this at the range. Thank you and keep up the good videos.

[georgefink]

Very much appreciated & lots of practice to make perfect! Thanks Ali.

[amitray]

Brilliant! So, beautifully explained the "low point" - absolutely essential for effective ball striking. Thank you, Pro

[georgemazuran]

Great video mate, you know exactly how to explain every detail

[SteveSmith-wvug]

Been trying to avoid the 3 pitfalls with irons (short and mid), and fwy woods. I'm now totally confused after watching this video with a 7 iron and 3 fwy wood. I had a lesson from a teaching professional just recently to hopefully fix these 3 issues I was having (that are somewhat still occuring). Anyway, his fix for them was 3 individual steps and I list them here.
1. Ball position for almost every club in the bag (driver being the obvious exception) is the center of your stance.
2. Stand far enough away from the ball placement, so most, if not all the weight is on the balls of your feet, not the heels.
3. Swing ONLY with your arms, not the body. He stated the body will automatically follow the arm swing all by itself.
So, unless I'm seeing something that your really NOT doing, it looked as if you are emphasizing fwd body movement to make solid contact with the ball first, then turf.

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[stevebrown]

My iron play is very inconsistent. This may sound strange but I have recently tried not looking at the ball when using an iron. I focus on the ground about an inch and a half in front of the ball. This has helped my ball striking considerably.

[WillertMorris]

Good perspective. I have a new strategy to work that eliminates grounding the club or topping the ball. Yes I now know the secret. Cheers.

[OnTheSnap]

For me, right arm position is also key in terms having a better low point. If I don’t get my right elbow leading the hand a little bit I loose lag and can bottom out early