Pure Your Irons With These 3 Ball Striking Secrets - Every Move EXPLAINED!

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[meandmygolf.]

If you have a question about your game and want us to do a video about it. Let us know below and we will select one. 👍🏻

[alanheseltine]

Thanks guys, these are some really good tips and this is what I struggle with the most, so I will try these next time on the range

[wks]

Congrats on the move to San Diego. I could tell you guys always liked that area. Wide to narrow is something I need to work on. Headed to the driving range this a.m. to work on this. Thanks for the great content as always.

[jamiesloan]

Great video. All f these things are key. Creating that “width”, without moving off of the ball, is probably the hardest one to get the hang of.

[dbo]

“Close the gap” is what I’ve just started working on the last couple weeks and the results in my ball striking have been crazy. It’s also stopped me pulling shots and got me hitting along my alignment which is something I’ve struggled with for a long time. I’ve been focusing on re-centering (closing the gap) BEFORE I finish my backswing. Just before I reach the top I start getting weight forward then start my downswing. I do recommend trying it

[Thomzwyd]

As I junior golfer I'm getting way better with video like this

[gchmusic]

Wow, welcome to San Diego! My home! I have really improved my game with your tips and techniques. Really love how you change one small thing at a time and then put it all together.

[NannyOggins]

Thank you for explaining “close the gap”, so many times I hear this comment and have no idea to what the tutor is referring. As a complete beginner I need every term explained and demonstrated! Bless you for this I have a lesson this morning and will try this out. 😊🏌️‍♀️

[jky]

you guys in SD now! that's awesome hope to run into you guys!

[robertacierno]

Just starting to really master all of these, and I’m shooting my lowest scores ever. You’re 100% correct in that they’re the most difficult things for amateurs to do. If you were to expand on any of them, I would further discuss twisting the hips and then torso in the backswing, not swaying. And also the wrist set & release. A lot of amateurs don’t set their wrists, or understand that the back of their top hand is equivalent to their club face, leading to open faces and big fades.

Great stuff guys. You always do a great job.

[lucagarcez]

Hey guys, thanks so much for all the amazing content. I struggle with hitting my irons thin which results in a low ball flight majority of the time. Some guidance would be greatly appreciated!

[jimsaddler]

Great video guys! Thanks for the tip! Struggling with my irons a bit recently and realize now I was breaking my wrist too early in the backswing! Glad to have you now in The States! Enjoy the weather!

[steffenandersensahl]

This is a really great video! As someone being fairly new to golf, concentrating on these 3 things has helped me a lot so far.

[lisaberrow]

Glad to see you boys having the time of your lives in the USA cheers from matt & echo at the Astbury

[blakeflatt]

I'm an "ok" golfer from the tee to 100yds. 99yds and less...i struggle. I shoot high 80's normally. But i'd LOVE to get my handicap to single digits. Improving my short game is the key. Thanks for any help. 👍

[ashokbembey]

v nicely explained, surely shall follow n get good shots, thanx

[ashanlingam]

Top notch quality video lads! Thank you great content

[nicted]

Between you both and Danny Ihave learned so much on the takeawy. Good luck in the USA I could think of worst places to be. Cheers Boys

[Howard]

Another great video. How do I get that striker towel?

[bennyray_]

I loved this video!! Is there a way for us to order that towel?