Improve Your Technique (I)

According to what I have learned before, the way to a better game is through practicing your shots with your golf clubs and getting really good at them. And after reading another article, I think just golf clubs are not enough.

 

I've seen advice from golf experts that share some excellent golf iron tips that will just about cover the basics. I believe one can improve his game  not only need a good set of golf clubs, but also should spend a greater amount of energy and time on improving your chipping and pitching game.

 

Unlike most of my articles, I should express an advice which is different with most conventional golf advice in this area I posted before. For most of times, I've told you that we have to go out to the range and begin by swinging our pitching wedge and then you callaway x-tour lob wedge, then the 9-iron, and on up. With each of these irons, hitting a bunch of balls until we feel good about that iron.

 

Well, what if you don't feel good about one particular iron in you whole set of Mizuno MX-200 Irons? Are you supposed to just keep hammering away with it until the bucket runs out? What good does that do you anyway? The way I see it, all you'll be doing is getting frustrated and injecting doubt into your game. Hardly anybody can pull out their irons and hit them all well as they work through their bag and a bucket of balls.