Swing Smooth With Your Golf Irons(I)

In all those Irons, most golfers would prefer to use only few of them, others may only been used particularly under such circumstances. Personally, the five wood has always been one of my favorites. It gives you some loft and I just feel more comfortable with it. Sometimes if you have trouble on hitting long irons, Instead of hitting a three or four iron, you can also hit a five wood instead.

 

That's the key, in you whole set of your cheap golf clubs, if you feel more comfortable with wood than an iron, then hit the wood. The reason again is that you have more confidence and that five inch space between your ears is telling you that you can do it.

 

Lately there has been a lot of talk about hybrid clubs like Callaway X Hybrid. These are a combination of woods and irons. If you are having trouble with irons, you should look into them.

 

Here's a tip I have found to help when I am hitting a pitch shot. I usually take an iron that I feel is a club too long. For instance if I think I can reach the cup with an eight iron in my nine Callaway X-20 Irons, I will take a seven instead. I take a nice smooth stroke and imagine that I am hitting the ball right over the flag. Not up to the flag, but over it. Nine out of ten times I will come up a few feet short of the hole. I don't know why this works, but does for me.

 

Try it, just imagine that you are hitting the ball over the flag, not up to it but over it.