How To Aim In Golf With Irons And Lower Your Scores

How to aim clubface for a better golf swing to hit consistent irons and hit more greens and improve your golf swing accuracy with very easy simple golf swing tips that any golfer can do. If you are wondering how to aim in golf or how to aim irons, these simple golf tips will transform your consistency and is one of the most important golf videos to improve your golf swing and game.

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And when you get this right, you will be astounded at how more consistent your golf swing is. You see, with the correct steps by aiming the clubface first and choosing the intermediate point as the primary goal for each and every shot, not only will your alignment be better, your golf swing will not have to make as many adjustments and golf swing faults caused by improper address and set up or aiming incorrectly.

This golf tip is not just golf swing basics or for beginners it's great for a senior golf swing as more experienced golfers tend to forget the foundations and the importance of aiming the clubface for better ball striking.

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0:00 How to aim clubface
1:45 aim irons mistakes
3:50 golf swing aim mistakes
6:00 stop coming over the top

Alex Fortey from the Art of Simple Golf gives you a simple golf tip to improve your golf swing Enjoy this golf video to help you get closer to having a perfect golf swing.. YOUR perfect golf swing

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Let us know what you think in the comments below! 👇

[TheArtofSimpleGolf]

Do you fidget after you set up to the ball trying to get comfortable and aim correctly and do you miss greens even when you strike it well? Let me know below!

[ratraceriches]

Such an important part of the game and so understated. I find aiming the iron clubhead using my right hand first then taking grip and then aligning feet works in that order. Also, I try to keep the club swinging along the laser line 12 inches before and more importantly after the ball.
I find it helps to align my feet 90 degrees to the bottom edge of my irons. As we have no alignment stick on the course, this helps a lot. Thank you for such an important video.

[markdewey]

Thanks Alex I’m mr fidget, great video lots for me to go out and practice, also alinement is a big thing for me, setting up to the ball the way you do it really makes sense

[Bridog]

Your timing is perfect with this lesson. Absolutely my miss lately and I didn't realize it. While trying to vision the shot, and make my brain send it to my body, I've been lifting up instead of turning my head. I now can see that this is what is causing my approach to be 10 to even 20 yards left of my target. This puts so much stress on my short game, thus my round.
Love your channel, Thanks! - Brian 11.2

[petermaher]

Hi Alex, another brilliant and well explained tip. I combined this with the "look slightly in front of the ball" tip and hit some of my best iron shots in months ... on target and much improved contact. Love these tips, thanks and well done.!!

[gregglarson]

Just wanna say thank you Alex.
Your tips and how you describe the feel aspect of this game are really great. Every good advice for us mortals that can be understood and applied into our own game and make improvements is just underestimated appreciated.
Thanks again.

[rayhamilton]

Alignment always has been a problem, I finally understand it and cannot wait to try it out ...thanks-Cheers

[jcpeel]

Thanks for this great reminder on how to setup properly! I have been pulling a few shots each round and this might be why!

[_dboy_]

Oh I need this one, I try but often forget to pick an intermediate point. I always rush for some reason when I'm over the ball. Need to slow down my routine. Have a comp this weekend and I bet it will help.

[chowderheadaa]

Lately my irons have been going left of target and I think this might be the reason. Thanks for the video! -Bob 27 handicap

[deantonna]

Great video Alex and reinforces what I’m already doing. Two questions for you. Firstly do you think it’s better to take practice swings next to the ball or behind the ball? Secondly is there any point on a full shot in looking at the target once we are properly aligned? The target isn’t going to move and we are not judging distances as for a chip or a putt. Thanks

[ScottoSoHotto]

Looking forward to testing this. I'm guilty of lining up my body first and I've had people tell me that I tend to aim right of target, even though I feel straight on.

[VKBKK]

Another wonderful n simple tip, thanks Alex 💪

[htkoko]

Tell me what I’m missing in my pre-shot routine; I go behind th ball about 4ft and visualise the ball flight towards my target, I pick out an intermediate target 1-2feet in front of the ball, I walk up to the ball and do a few practice swings 6inches beside the ball, I align the clubface towards my intermediate target, I setup my feet & shoulder alignment, do a few waggles, peek at the intermediate target, pray that I don’t fumble and do my shot.

[nickabbott]

love these simple lessons, not too much to remember when out on the course. shame you left the UK

[davidmayo]

My routine is this - stand behind the ball with the club held out in front of me, make sure the grooves are perpendicular to the ground and the club is pointing at the target. Then step sideways with the club still up and parallel to the target line. This becomes the line for my feet. My struggle is to stay on that line and not shift my feet so I'm pointing to the right.

[aang]

I was mimicking a coworker that has golfed for awhile, and started doing the club face first.
Immediately saw better results.

Now, to stop fidgeting. lol

[ebttt]

Very good I wish you'd get to the point 4 minutes sooner

[bobj]

Feet right shoulders left, inconsistent but when i try straighten up is big shank city😭

[BobH-dydh]

Are we sure this is not Justin Rose with a beard?