This Is The SECRET That Allows Pro's To Hit Their Irons SO FAR

Ever wondered how the pro's hit their irons so far?? It's all to do with how they twist the club through the swing, get this right and you could be tapping into distance you never knew you had.

So, this is the secret that allows pro's to hit their irons so far, work on this and you could be seeing the benefits next time you play

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[contentforcoachesandconsul]

I've been playing golf for more than 50 years, and have taken numerous lessons from professional instructors, and I have never been taught the basic principles you have covered in this and other videos of yours. I go over this with friends and they say the same. It's maddening.
Thanks for being a great explainer of the game, Chris. What a help it is to follow you. All the best!!

[billding]

As good an explanation of de-lofting irons as I've ever encountered. This will transform any beginner or seasoned amateurs game to the next level.

[nevilleduvall]

Good morning Chris,

Once again your articulated oratory with visual movement invites a visual to your instruction that allows for understandable application swiftly to allow for meaningful practice.

Excellent tutorial. Have a blessed and productive day.

Neville

[michaelhynes]

watched for the first time last night, the video on hitting the driver with an ascending ball strike, went to the range this morning and i can honestly say i have never hit the ball so far or with so much carry and accuracy, wish i had found you sooner Chris, you have a very easy to understand manner in the way you teach
many thanks
mike, southend on sea

[Mancity]

I don’t know how I came across your videos but your speaking a different language brother love it! Thanks 🙏

[dougm]

Great tip, as a life long chunker of the ball who usually hits it high and short, this is what I need to ingrain into my swing for better contact and longer strikes! Nice work Chris….there can’t be many more important lessons you could possibly deliver!

[jeffb]

Chris' tips are the best, most understandable, and most actionable on YouTube.

[ianbeardsall]

You're teaching technique is second to none. Another excellent explanation of a fundamental aspect of the golf swing !

[mikecleary]

What a great teacher. I love how this has been explained. Thank you so much

[SimDeck]

I wish YouTube was around 30 years ago. Knowledge like this explained so articulacy is just invaluable. Many thanks.

[danielmurphy]

I think Chris Ryan’s videos are the best, and there are some good ones out there. I like the drills he gives to help you feel what you aren’t doing right in your swing.

[karlosfandango]

This has come at a good time. I was a 2/3 handicap golfer when I completely QUIT aged 22 in 1998!! Only played about 15 rounds since then. Only yesterday after 8 months from last touch of a club I hit some of the best, most consistent drives ever. Have no idea how, but has given me hope I can play single figures again.

[mikegermanese]

Thank you for this great tip. This is easy to do and practice in the house all winter. I am one of those golfers who cup their wrist at the top and keep it that way through impact hitting the ball off the toe and shots right and short. I will work on this to get my swing better.

[zve]

Dragging that club behind you while square through impact is beautiful. Look at Adam Scott’s wedge play. Absolutely amazing.

[MichaelKeet]

This has been a massive help in not topping my iron strikes. More compression, lower ballflight, more distance.

[mrace]

Thx for a simple but great video. The ball in hand drill is an amazing visual cue that will give me a “feel” key. Bonus points for being able to practice indoors without a club.

[reb]

Wow!!! I just stumbled on this video and it couldn't have been explained more clearly why the skinnier guys are blasting it past me. Good drill to try in the house. Great video!!

[RobertMoore-llcr]

Thanks Chris. Have never seen this drill explained this way. Rainy in South Carolina today, practicing drill in garage. I can feel the difference in the contact on my mat and see the strike ahead of my mark on the mat. Bob Moore Myrtle Beach, SC. Great Drill.

[Luifejr]

Cheers Chris, fantastic drill and thanks for sharing your knowledge!

[arnoldhorton]

Chris, thanks for sharing information that we can understand the meaning and the application. I’ll be trying this soon and I’ll give you some feedback as soon as I can. Thanks