If you slice, you’ve probably tried many swing fixes to eliminate your slice without success. The reason you’re slicing is that your clubface is open at impact. If you could learn to square your clubface at impact, you’d straighten out your slice. Below is a three-step drill that teaches you to square your clubface at […]
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Pro golfer Ernie Els said it is “the fairest and toughest championship golf course I’ve played in all my years as a Tour professional.” Oak Hill Country Club (East Course), which will host the 95th PGA Championship starting Thursday, is among America’s most highly rated courses. It features tough greens (a Donald Ross trademark), tight
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One thing that separates the pro golfer from the amateur is ballstriking. The pro makes pure contact consistently when striking the ball, saving themselves strokes. But the amateur makes pure contact only occasionally, costing themselves strokes. Nowhere is making solid contact more critical than with your irons. If you want to make a dent in
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Failing to turn the clubhead over through impact can cause you to slice. It also can cause weak shots and wild drives. If this sounds like you, try the drill below to correct this swing flaw. Assume your normal stance with a driver. But reverse your grip while at address, placing your left hand below your
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All good irons players—Ben Curtis, Luke Donald, Rory McIlroy, Tiger Woods—have great footwork. Weekend golfers, on the other hand, often struggle with their footwork when hitting irons. Some get up on their toes when making their downswings. Others fall back on their heels. Either way, poor footwork produces poor shots—especially with your irons. If you
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