Unleash the Power of Your Driver: Fixing Long Iron Struggles

:golf:Golfers often struggle with longer clubs, such as irons and drivers, after being proficient with shorter irons.

:man-golfing:The design of longer clubs, with a lower angle than short irons, requires a more shallow swing path.

:point_left:To fix this, golfers need to transition from a vertical swing path to a more around-the-body swing path.

:muscle:Simple drills, like swinging around the body and keeping the hands lower, can help improve the swing plane.

:white_check_mark:By making these adjustments, golfers can increase their control and consistency with longer clubs, such as drivers.

Why do golfers struggle with longer clubs?

—The design of longer clubs, with a lower angle, requires a different swing path, which many golfers find challenging to adjust to.

What are some common issues with longer clubs?

—Golfers often struggle with control and consistency when hitting longer clubs, resulting in inaccurate shots.

How can I improve my driving skills?

—By transitioning from a vertical swing path to a more around-the-body swing path, golfers can improve their driving skills.

Are there any specific drills to help with longer clubs?

—Yes, there are simple drills, such as swinging around the body and keeping the hands lower, that can improve the swing path for longer clubs.

Can these adjustments help me hit my driver better?

—Yes, by making the necessary adjustments to the swing path, golfers can improve their control and consistency with the driver.

00:00Golfers often struggle with longer clubs, such as irons and drivers, after being proficient with shorter irons.

02:11The design of longer clubs, with a lower angle than short irons, requires a more shallow swing path.

04:47To fix this, golfers need to transition from a vertical swing path to a more around-the-body swing path.

07:52Simple drills, like swinging around the body and keeping the hands lower, can help improve the swing plane.

09:39By making these adjustments, golfers can increase their control and consistency with longer clubs, such as drivers.