How to STRIKE Your IRONS PURE and Hit More Greens

[@jimsibson137]

Fantastic video, thank you Glen. I've watched hundreds of different instructors and you are easily one of the best. Your expertise and ability to articulate the lesson is excellent! Thank you so much.

[@AussieGolfPros]

Really appreciate your comments Jim. You are very kind. Thank you. 🙏 Glen

[@joetroupe893]

Good demonstration.

[@AussieGolfPros]

Thanks Joe! 🙏

[@phillipismay3585]

Perfect Glen as always...BRILLIANT I keep trying

[@AussieGolfPros]

Much appreciated Phillip. Keep at it!

[@plsoo1498]

Thanks Glen for detailed explanation and drills ..

[@AussieGolfPros]

Much appreciated PL Soo! 🙏

[@andrewmeates7633]

Definitive, and the main core skill that needs to be mastered. Well structured tuition, will delete my other videos. Thanks 😊

[@AussieGolfPros]

Thanks Andrew, appreciate your feedback. 😁

[@OzCats]

Top Video Glen, really enjoyed the drills and explanation. Cheers Joe

[@AussieGolfPros]

Thanks Joe. How’s the recovery going?

[@OzCats]

@@AussieGolfPros Going slowly thanks Glen. On crutches for a little while yet. Your videos are keeping a smile on my face 🙂🙂

[@AussieGolfPros]

Wishing you a speedy recovery!

[@OzCats]

@@AussieGolfPros Thanks Glen 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@AussieGolfPros]

👍

[@leonardmoss1829]

Love it

[@AussieGolfPros]

Cheers Len

[@rosshagan8379]

Hi Glen: Little different question: Given striking an iron with the shaft slightly forward delofts the club; why not just use a less lofted club and strike the ball with the shaft more vertical, as with a fairway wood? I realize this would require a recalibration of club vs. distance but would eliminate a swing variable. It is easier to use the same swing every time rather than different swings for different clubs.

[@AussieGolfPros]

Hi Ross, great question. Many golfers do strike their irons with a vertical shaft. Unfortunately, ball striking suffers and there is less margin of error. Typically, these players hit plenty of heavy and thin shots. Also, the ball flight is too high and weak. You’ll see most tour professionals with the shaft slightly forward at impact, even with the fairway woods. They’re still compressing the golf ball. They will have more forward shaft lean, as they progress to the shorter irons. However, this is more as a result of subtle changes to stance width and ball position through the set, rather than swinging differently with different clubs. I hope this helps you understand how to best strike your irons. Thank you for your question. Glen

[@rosshagan8379]

@@AussieGolfPros Glen, Thank You for the explanation.

[@leonardmoss1829]

Awsome

[@AussieGolfPros]

Thank you Len! 🙏

[@phillipismay3585]

Watched 4 times already...hoping it sinks in...

[@AussieGolfPros]

😂 Good on ya Phillip!