5 Tips To Hit Your Irons Pure And Straight

5 Tips To Hit Your Irons Pure And Straight


I look forward to working with you much more in the future with Top Speed Golf. Good luck with your golf.

Clay Ballard

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[michaelpangle]

One of the best instructional videos I've seen for intermediate golfers to level up. Thank you Clay.

[stitktr]

This guy has done wonders for my game!! 👏

[steveriviere]

Excellent visual reference using the alignment rods and how they “touch” at impact, not before, using hip rotation. Thank you!

[justintr]

Great video! Thanks for compiling a single video summarizing these key elements!

[charoonjanlarpwattanakul]

Hello, for Thailand, I always watch videos of Clay Ballard and it helps me to improve my golf game. Great value for self-improved golfers. Thank you so much for your advice on all videos.

[dipankarmitra]

Hey Clay, just wanted to say thank you for all your video contents. I have learned my golf watching your videos in past 2 years. Happy to tell you that in recent times I started breaking 80 regularly. Thank you again. 😊😊

[jonwright]

Thanks so much Clay for another great piece of advice, really helping my iron shots

[justoneman]

Until I purchased the recommended divot board, this video really didn’t click for me. Now that I’m getting instant feedback I can see immediately how fluid spine results in more consistent solid strikes. Normally I had perhaps 40% good ball strikes and the other 60% were either way forward or more often 6 inches behind the ball. After just 2 sessions I’m now getting 90%+ solid strikes. I’ve learned more valuable techniques here than all of my personal instructor lessons combined. Love these videos!

[zachpaszkeicz]

Awesome stuff that I’ve been trying to perfect.

[chuckrogers]

Clay, thank you so much. I play your videos while on the practice range, and I am back to really playing well and with confidence.

[kennethsteward]

I love the advice. I noticed that you lift your left foot and rotate your toes down range to open your hips. I have started to try and open my left foot to open my hips so I don’t feel stuck and to take that torque off my left knee. Great video as always!

[sungsupaek]

Hey Clay,

Fantastic advice, and thanks so much for video. Your advice has given me lots of power, but the wrist cupping and power position has brought to life a nasty hook. Any advice for this?

[chuckgviolin]

That looks like Heathrow in Lake Mary? I hit lots of balls in the water there back in the day

[JP-sriracha]

Straight to the issue and to the point correction. Much appreciated!

[jasonpitts]

This is exactly what I do aka my hips come into the ball. I have been struggling with this for years. 2 instructors basically gave up on me, but I haven't. In my practice swing I don't do it. Put a golf ball there and I do. The struggle continues. Clay have you seen people with a proper practice swing vs when a golf ball is there?

[joeidaho]

I find I actually hit much more consistently by hitting ALL irons from the middle spot between my than moving forward for longer irons. I find it much easier to get good consistent contact that way....and never duff by hitting behind the ball.

[xbxdekk]

Clay, I am a tournament golfer and have been since high school. The issue is that I feel like a “journeyman” who always gets into a national event, but is never really a factor. What do you have to take me to the next level??

[fortheboyz]

Ever thought of doing virtual training? Would love to sign up for a 30 mins session. Let me know if that's something you've thoughts about or do Clay. As always, keep producing GREAT videos.

[libsrcrazy]

In regards to your instructions at about 650 in. Holding the lag and releasing late. I do remember you had a previous video that goes against that. Slamming a hammer down or axe from the top..almost casting from the top but it’s the body rotation that brings the club into the ball. Can you clarify? Thank you.

[jacksonhatfield]

Hi Clay...do you give private lessons in Florida? If so, where?