Before Striking Your Irons Do this For 5 Seconds
3 golfers recommended it
Quick tip · Intermediate
A five second setup check on arm length, width and a straight lead arm before hitting irons.
Why golfers recommend it
- Danny Maude arms at length
- Width and straight left arm
- Grip strength set by setup
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3 comments from Reddit
u/Long-Assistant-895 2024 · r/golftips · in “Tips?”
Here's some follow up guidance that helped me ... ▶ this video, hands on top Sir Nick Faldo ▶ this video , wide and high Giles Gill ▶ this video Danny Maude, ▶ this video, holding structure Giles Gill ▶ this video, accelerating hands
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u/minderbind3r 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Awkward swing need advice (beginner)”
It’ll take a while but you can get there. I’d start with thinking about width. Keep that left arm straight to increase the arc of your swing. Then make smooth, comfortable swings, focusing on consistent, repeatable contact, not speed/distance. That will come. ▶ this video
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u/Hlca 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Stronger grip to avoid toe down at impact”
If you're happy with your ball flight, i.e., not slicing like crazy, then I would focus on fixing early extension. My grip strength is dictated by setup. I have the handle pointed to the inside of my left thigh, and I spine tilt as necessary to get my right hand on the club. Left hand feels neutral, but is stronger b/c of the grip position. ▶ this video
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