This Makes Striking The Golf Ball So Easy - How To Swing Irons In Golf

[@nomadvehr827]

Another Eureka moment for me. Thanks Mark. On an unrelated note thanks for the comments on the Wilson ilock Bag. Actually went for the Founders Club, same concept. My Jumbomax Small grips fit snuggly. Any size larger than that could prove a challenge.

[@joshuamorrison3204]

Great video, Mark. Can't tell you how many YEARS of good strikes I wasted trying to keep my arms straight throughout the swing b/c of old, faulty information... "keep your lead arm straight".

[@MarkCrossfield]

Yep. Thanks for the commmet

[@ST-xg3gy]

Mark, one tiny change helped me immensely. I stopped flaring out my right foot, went more square and I suppose I stopped going so far with the hip turn. Anyway, thanks!✌️

[@MarkCrossfield]

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[@NoelHarrison-h3q]

Hi Mark. Love your vids and this one is the best yet. That trailing arm angle is brilliant. You are very welcome

[@MarkCrossfield]

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[@roadtoscratchgolf3481]

Great video explaining what both arms are actually doing in the swing. Cheers.

[@MarkCrossfield]

Glad to help

[@gold4every1]

AS always Mark ,you hit the super critical, often missunderstood nuances of the swing. Fantastic lesson!!

[@MarkCrossfield]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@peterdouglas2149]

Just had a great session at the range hitting irons. That forearm angle is amazing. Took some commitment and trust as I felt like the face was wide open but wow my strikes were so much better and straight balls. Be interested to see if this continues with the driver.

[@RedBeardGolf15]

Love your videos mark, proper coaching! Not very often I grab a club while watching a video but had to for this one! Just that extra external rotation of the trail arm helped the backswing feel more comfortable! Would love a lesson at some point!

[@MarkCrossfield]

Thanks 👍

[@MarkCrossfield]

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[@Brolicherbs]

11:23 wow look at that external vs internal rotation!! Incredible. IMO one of the hardest things to do is to accept that the trail arm should have some significant bend to it at the time of strike. To me it feels kind of unnatural. Also 20 degrees bent is so much!

[@The-OC]

Very informative video Mark, certainly something that will help me with my flying right elbow 😅

[@MarkCrossfield]

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[@dekaywill4572]

Great video!!!! One other thing that happens if your right shoulder is internally rotated at address is there is no way you are gonna have a full shoulder turn. An externally rotated right shoulder allows you to have a consistent full easily repeatable shoulder turn. It seems effortless!

[@MarkCrossfield]

Good point!

[@JoeyCarter-nf9yj]

Might be one of your best lessons. Great compare/contrast format with good explanations and data. Thank You

[@MarkCrossfield]

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[@James-if4zw]

Great lesson man! Pure👍

[@MarkCrossfield]

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[@sirtogii5216]

Brilliant and should quite possibly be the second video any golfer watches after getting a decent grip.

[@pbode1]

Thankfully I always intuitively gripped it correct. Still I am also guilty of hanging my shoulders so the backswing move can still be better. What helped me unexpectedly is an experiment with buying a compression shirt. I expected it to support my back but if anything it pulls my shoulders backward quite noticeably for better address posture. I can recommend it.

[@Ecka63]

Great video Mark! Very insightful stuff.

[@MarkCrossfield]

Thanks hope it helps

[@aarongrantham5480]

Brilliant video

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[@johannwitt1854]

i’m digging these thumbnails with the orange background.

[@kevinholboke6401]

Awesome Mark... Aha moment for sure! My shoulders were always a bit open which would cause pulls, this makes so much sense!

[@MarkCrossfield]

Great to hear!

[@garethherring7261]

Great video Mark 👍👍👍

[@MarkCrossfield]

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[@Pulsar859]

Mark, I am a pretty new golfer, but it seems like a lot of this would apply to the driver too. Am I off on that?

[@MarkCrossfield]

No you are totally right. Remember to subscribe load more good info on the way. 👍

[@Pulsar859]

@ Thanks for the reply. I can’t wait to try this out at the range this weekend.

[@midhc5072]

Discovered this a couple of weeks ago while trying to keep the right elbow from going out behind the body.

[@MarkCrossfield]

Love it

[@Mihigo26]

So my question is, if someone has some rounded/forward shoulder posture as there sort of normal position, they are basically screwed then?

[@alestev24]

That's when regular stretching exercises for the pectoral muscles become crucial, especially, if you work on computers a lot. Get a foam roller, which is long enough for the whole length of your spine, so about 95 cm to 1 meter for an adult male. One with a diameter of about 15cm should be fine. Just lay it on the ground, lie down on it, so that yout tailbone rests on one end and the back of your head on the other. Then spread out your arms and then just let them fall to the ground. Do it 3 times a day, 3 reps for about a minute at a time. It isn't really exercise, and you will feel a lot better overall.

[@vicomtedelomagne]

Supination is the technical term

[@JeffPassageCPA]

I'm now to the point I can't hit any iron over 100 yards (total, not carry). So, I need all the help I can find.

[@richardgilfedder2807]

💡💡💡

[@robbiles]

Here endith the lesson. Nothing more to be said.

[@antconno]

Great video Mark. Also to be watched with the theory of y. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fHbWqmyVjJqojqcsi=ltZYr3Gv05U63YsR. I feel this is a complex version of that clip.