In this video, I dive into why you might be missing with your short irons and how to fix it fast. I’ll show you the common ...

Ball position is boring—but important. ... With irons, you want to strike the ball first and the ground second, because you want a descending blow for crisp contact.

It all starts with finding the fairway of the tee, half the tee to green battle is won there. Keeping the ball on the short grass goes a long way in promoting good, consistent contact with your irons.

The i240 is a true cavity-back iron that will appeal to better players. A lower center-of-gravity position delivers a higher ...

Ball position doesn't change much with irons, woods, as long as you have the ball left of center (if you are right-handed), you're in good position to hit all short and mid irons.

If I get 90 degrees to where he's actually hitting it, his ball position would be pretty much like Tiger and Rory McIlroy." 2. Wait, why would Hogan aim so far left?

Ball position doesn't change much with irons, woods, as long as you have the ball left of center (if you are right-handed), you're in good position to hit all short and mid irons.

Driver ball position was at the left heel, with ball moving back in the stance for other clubs until mid-irons were in the middle. For me this has resulted in very solid contact with irons and ...

For a standard shot with most irons, I want the ball about middle, slightly forward for longer irons. Notice how the orange rod is in line with the ball but my hands are slightly closer to the ...

Try this drill that helped me learn how to shift my weight and hit crisp irons. Set up with the ball way forward of where you'd normally play it—off your left pinky toe (above).Now try to hit a ...

The concept of golf ball position being only relative to the feet — with the idea that, after taking your stance, the ball should be in the middle of the feet with the irons, and the more ...