How to hit PERFECT iron shots!
4 golfers recommended it · 2023–2026
Explainer · Intermediate
Danny Maude on hitting good iron shots, covering setup, distance from the ball and open-face slicing.
Why golfers recommend it
- Video that might help, unspecified
- Open face slice, stand farther
- Maude paint brush
- Maude on impact hand position
Summaries are written by AI from what golfers said about the video.
4 comments from Reddit
u/Key_Respond_16 2023 · r/golftips · in “Still coming over the top :(”
Sort of. I've heard that one, but I like the paint brush better. Check this video out from ▶ this video. He describes exactly in detail what you need to fix here. The paint brush illustration he has about 2/3 of the way through teaches you how to have a down swing and not an over swing. The entire video is worth watching, though.
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u/S_Abbott_02 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “12.8 handicap with a repeatable but flawed swing. Would you rebuild it or just focus on scoring?”
I literally just finished watching a video by Danny Maude ( ref. ▶ this video ), regarding the hand position during impact. I think we are both flicking the ball, where the club is perpendicular to the ground at impact. I think the drill would be good for us both. I'm gonna try these tips tomorrow, focusing on rotating my torso and moving my hands beyond the ball at impact. For the record, my hcp is waaaay higher …
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u/mao-de-queijo 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Feel like I found something in my swing tonight. Stock 8i, what do you guys think?”
I got you dawg. Here's a video that I think might help you out! ▶ this video
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u/GoldTeamGaming 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “Any tips appreciated, 30 handicap”
This video will help a lot. It applies to both irons and driver swing. You have your club face open and cut across the ball which will give that slice to your ball and tee. Key tips: stand further away from the ball it should feel natural and comfortable. Get your swing on plane which is an arcing motion. Keep your right hand palm pressure on the club with your trail hand ▶ this video
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