3/31 - How to STRIKE YOUR IRONS Pure Every time

[@MrPaulbartholomew]

Loving this 31 videos in a month Warren and the rear view running alongside the front on view, no one else does this at least simultaneously and it really is helpful. Thanks for all your hard work

[@warrenbennettgolfacademy]

Cheers Paul, always think it best to have it and appreciate your feedback, and I’m glad you’re enjoying the vids. All the best Paul Warren

[@docsbmw525i]

Excellent, just got to put it into practice now 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@pohoresky]

Brilliant guide to striking irons never heard before. New age thinking about understanding the swing.

[@warrenbennettgolfacademy]

Many thanks for your kind message and feedback, really glad that you got something out of it and appreciate your support. Kind regards Warren

[@kennethsplaine1149]

Another Great video & tutorial for the golf swing much appreciated you are the best!!!! 🙂

[@warrenbennettgolfacademy]

Cheers Kenneth 🙏👍

[@neilmciver3149]

Great stuff Warren, thoroughly enjoying your tutorials and practising the drills. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

[@warrenbennettgolfacademy]

Thanks Neil, Appreciate the feedback and you taking the time to message. Regards Warren

[@lenardtan7169]

Great tips again

[@warrenbennettgolfacademy]

Many thanks once again Lenard

[@jessecooper9795]

I subbed as soon as I seen the doggy in the background! ❤️🐶

[@warrenbennettgolfacademy]

Now you know my secret! 😉👍🐶

[@jessecooper9795]

@warrenbennettgolfacademy bravo! My english bulldog has watched me hit tons of shots and of course gives his input on them. He'd make a proper caddie if he liked exercise

[@dr.danamplifiers1753]

Bought a net for off season. Now looking for a range mat. Practiced baseball swings (w/orange whip) last night and slowly angled them down like a club and things started to come together. Looking forward to tee time this evening at 6:30 Hopefully some nice strikes tonight. #marathonwarren. You’re gonna need a holiday after 31 Thanks again.

[@huttboynz4422]

I approached my local range and picked up a second hand range mat for €50. You certainly learn a lot more about your swing at home, there’s not as many distractions I find. Good luck!

[@dr.danamplifiers1753]

@@huttboynz4422 I agree fully. I picked up an incredible deal on a flight scope mevo (small one) and wish to hook it up to my iPad and make a practice station

[@grahamdodsworth6871]

Great video again

[@warrenbennettgolfacademy]

Thanks again mate

[@petethomas7164]

Very good breakdown of what's required to strike the ball well. When shifting weight , hip bump, before turning through , the sequence and timing are crucial! I have , and sometimes still do (?), struggle with shanking. Warren, do you think a video on why this can happen and best ways to prevent the dreaded is possible?! Be great . Thanks.

[@warrenbennettgolfacademy]

Hi Pete, Thanks. Regarding your shanking have a look at the second part of the transition video on the 1st July as getting your waist back coming down can really help give your arm and club room to swing down. Ive seen golfers trying to shift weight over lacking this, so focus on that. I am down to do a quick anti shank tip on Sunday to take to the course. I’ll have a think of a more of a detailed one put it on the list. Cheers Pete. Warren

[@petethomas7164]

@@warrenbennettgolfacademy thanks for coming back. I'll have a look, not sure I understand "waist back coming down" but will check video again once I find it! Keep up the great work. Cheers.

[@petethomas7164]

Ok, found it and watched it a few times.....will save to keep referring back as I think you are spot on with keeping body back to allow space for club and arms to fall into slot. Trouble is, when I have tried this I'm told by others (good players) that I squat too much and therefore leave no room!! Hence shank or mishit. Look forward to all your upcoming videos , great stuff.

[@Graemedargo]

Quality content as usual Warren. I was trained to move the ball half a ball forward throughout the set and my 7 iron ball position at set up is at least a ball forward of your set up. Likely why I struggle with consistent strikes and to get the weight forward, particularly with longer clubs. I will try your head over the ball at set up example a go. I really appreciate your effort to post one video per day for July as that's a lot of time and effort. Cheers!

[@warrenbennettgolfacademy]

Cheers Graeme 🇬🇧🇨🇦

[@jonboybrin336]

Hi Warren. A while back you did a speed video with your irons. You achieved a speed of 96.7. You mentioned it sounded like a radio station. More on how you get that speed with seemingly no effort would be brilliant. I’ve watched every video you’ve produced. Always excellent content. Thanks Warren. Jonbrin

[@warrenbennettgolfacademy]

Thank you so much for your fabulous support. Regarding the speed lot of it happens through the impact area so before impact hip height to after impact hip height, that’s where the speed comes in, by the release of the arms, wrists and club, giving you that snap with it seemingly little effort. I call it LESS IS MORE. I’ll try and find a video for you to watch as I’ve done a few on this. Many thanks Warren

[@warrenbennettgolfacademy]

This should give you some insight for you to take to your swing Many thanks kzbin.info/www/bejne/p32mh6qFdtOjY7Msi=oOS5mrlNlMxvLtZn

[@ST-xg3gy]

Great explanation. With the hinge do you incorporate the left palm pushing down sensation with the right hand bending back, or it should just flow into the hinge? Thanks!👍

[@warrenbennettgolfacademy]

Personally I don’t push down as I feel it can affect the shoulder but I just feel it in both wrists. Many thanks Warren