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| Re: No distance on Irons the tempo perhaps ? Tru to keep the same swing speed and tempo, or maybe your're swing using your hands...not your shoulder. I can swing the irons very well up to 4 irons but I can't hit a driver since that . I've been playing for a year. |
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| Re: No distance on Irons Your question/problem is more common than you might think. We tend to see it a lot and from time to time we see players who hit a 3 wood as far as say their 5-wood and driver. The first place we look to solve the problem is hand position - normally we seeas the clubs get longer, the hands go further and further behind the golf ball. Second place to look would be to see if the player is 'scooping' the ball, a natural tendency trying to helpto get the ball airborne. The problem with scopping is thatthe club passes the hands before impact and that is a s-e-r-i-o-u-s power drain. Also, if you have a good golf shop nearby - get your clubs checked - they might have incorrect lofts and possibly, just possibly, the shafts in the problem clubs are too weak and that adds to the power leak.
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