STRIKE YOUR IRONS AWESOME EVERY TIME

STRIKE YOUR IRONS AWESOME EVERY TIME

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Rick delivers straight talking, easy to follow, honest, professional, calculated advice to all of his viewers from beginner to tour pro. This tried and tested method of coaching has helped many golfers achieve their personal goals and beyond.

[geraldthomas]

Just had to revisit this oldie but goodie after a rough go of a round last week.

Love the content!!

[randoshus]

I believe the tip at 4:09 is key...that shaft lean through impact is made possible by the right hip turning toward the target...This keeps the club inline for the milliseconds it needs to compress the ball in a straight line. This is the essence of the release.

[MrOverstone]

Hi Rick I have been practicing this advice, also keeping my weight on left leg ball foot at set up & getting left hand ahead ball at impact is what is helping improve me to hit crisp irons. Looking forward to more tips.. Thanks again top teaching language.. Love PGA Rick & Pete

[joelfox]

thanks Rick-best explanation I have ever seen on the basics of iron striking and the swing; love your videos

[malmac]

Rick these tips are superb....just started playing again after about 5 years absence due to family commitments used to be 21 hcap rejoining my old club in April and can't wait to try these out thanks

[CwallaceCA]

Great video Rick! Easy to understand instruction and it really helped me to improve my ball striking. Now when I make crisp contact, I am getting more distance and higher softer landing shots with the short irons. Keep up the great work!

[CRITCH]

Any chance of a video on ball position (forward/back) and effects on shot shape? If you could also talk about in to out and out to in swing paths I'd be most grateful esquire. Congrats on the baby too :-)

[michaelhaas]

Great Instruction. Rick's the best instructor I've ever seen. Good, usable instruction for immediate results.

[kurtb]

Quick re watch of this before the range this morning and now starting to smash it

[trexgameplay]

Great video rick that's helped me a lot thank you very much. Just came back from Celtic manor golf today about a hour ago and my irons were dreadful so this should help me a lot thanks .

[danoak]

Hi Rick - great video, quick question though; how can you measure where and how you're hitting the ball when practicing on a driving range/astroturf? When out on the course you get the instant feedback from a divot (or lack of) but I find it really hard to get a gauge when practicing on the driving range. Any tips or hints for how I can measure this? Thanks 

[richardparkhouse]

such a simple tip but makes all the difference, thanks Rick

[andysan]

Nice one Rick
Met you at the 'open' and always look out for your top tips. Like this one mate. Keep up the good work!

[chronog]

Thank you very much for making this video! Very helpful information...I'll have to try it out next time I'm at the range. 

[LMFNinja]

Excellent video. Very helpful and easy to understand. Thank You. Cheers.

[davidl]

I've been a loyalist to Andy and Piers for years now. However, I really like your videos and I will subscribe now. Good explanations, mate!

[luissurgenor]

Thanks this helped a lot nailing my irons

[slowmotion]

Thank You so much for the great videos! Best on youtube! Helps tremondously

[samaellouwen]

Another great video Rick, your a legend!!! Great advise and entertaining content with easy to implement tips. You’ve changed my game like you wouldn’t believe. 😬🤘🏻😎

[LittleBigArch]

Hi Rick, loving the videos. This is what i've been working on recently but was wondering how this idea would work when trying to play a punch shot? I when i try to hit a punch i sometimes hit a higher than normal trajectory.