MAMe And My GolfAdjust your right hand grip so it's more on the side of the club, with the thumb over to the left.
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MAMe And My Golf
RSRick Shiels GolfPlace the club behind the golf ball first, aiming it towards your target.
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The swing thought
Place the club behind the golf ball first, aiming it towards your target.
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Why it works
This video teaches a consistent golf setup routine by building around the club head first for better alignment and contact.
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The 2-minute check
- Place the club behind the golf ball first, aiming it towards your target.
- Take your grip, ensuring it feels comfortable and relaxed, not strangled.
- Build your stance with shoulder-width apart feet and the ball in the middle for irons.
- Check your distance by resting the club on your left knee; it should be a few inches above.
- Maintain soft knees, stick your glutes backward, and lean over from your upper body.
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The swing thought
Adjust your right hand grip so it's more on the side of the club, with the thumb over to the left.
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Why it works
This video teaches how to adjust a strong right-hand grip to achieve a more neutral clubface and higher iron trajectory.
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The 2-minute check
- Adjust your right hand grip so it's more on the side of the club, with the thumb over to the left.
- Perform a small waggle, feeling the handle stay low and the clubface opening as you set your wrists.
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The swing thought
For mid-irons, set up with the ball equidistant between your feet.
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Why it works
This video teaches three primary causes of low iron ball flight: strong grip, incorrect ball position, and excessive shaft lean.
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The 2-minute check
- Check your grip to ensure the club is held in your fingers, not the palm.
- For mid-irons, set up with the ball equidistant between your feet.
- Focus on releasing the club through impact to add loft and height.
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The swing thought
Keep right shoulder under chin
Feels like: “Right shoulder stays back”
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Why it works
This video teaches five specific adjustments to ball position, weight, backswing, downswing, and follow-through to increase iron shot height.
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The 2-minute check
- Set up with the ball slightly forward of middle, or one to two balls forward for maximum height.
- Ensure your weight is centered at address, avoiding excessive lean onto the left side.
- In the backswing, feel your hands go high and as far away from the ball as possible.
- During the downswing, keep your right shoulder back, feeling it come under your chin.
- Finish with high hands and a full stretch up your lead side, creating a launch feeling.
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The swing thought
Deliver low point ahead
Feels like: “Club brushes ground shallowly”
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Why it works
This video teaches how to achieve a shallow descending blow with long irons, ensuring proper ball-then-turf contact for optimal flight.
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The 2-minute check
- Set up two lines on the ground, a couple of inches apart.
- Place the golf ball in the middle of the two lines.
- Make a normal swing, trying to touch the front line after the ball.
- Focus on getting onto your lead side to ensure ground contact after the ball.
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The swing thought
Transfer weight towards the target
Feels like: “Finish balanced on lead side”
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Why it works
This video teaches how to improve long iron ball flight by emphasizing proper weight transfer and offering specific drills to achieve it.
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The 2-minute check
- Practice turning and transferring weight into your trail foot, then move through to a full finish.
- Take a backswing, then transfer weight so much you step forward to regain balance.
- Use a narrower stance, turn to the top, then step your lead foot towards the target.
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The swing thought
Maintain head position behind impact
Feels like: “Eyes fixed on ball's rear dimple”
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Why it works
This video teaches how to correct low ball flight by addressing common causes like a closed face, hands too far ahead, and improper weight shift.
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The 2-minute check
- Ensure your grip remains neutral throughout the swing, not changing before takeaway.
- Practice loading 80% of your weight onto your back leg at the top of the backswing.
- Focus your eyes on a dimple on the back of the ball through impact.
- Keep your head positioned over your back foot during the downswing and impact.
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The swing thought
Swing with a sweeping motion
Feels like: “Brush the turf, don't dig”
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Why it works
This video teaches specific setup adjustments and swing mechanics, including ball position, sweeping motion, and grip pressure, for consistent long iron strikes.
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The 2-minute check
- Place the ball just inside your left heel, two to three balls forward of center.
- Focus on a sweeping motion through impact, avoiding large, steep divots.
- Maintain a light grip pressure, about a three or four out of ten.
- Be patient with longer clubs, waiting longer to fire through the ball.
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The swing thought
Practice brushing the turf to hear a consistent sound, then replicate that sound during your shot.
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Why it works
Focuses on a connected, body-driven chipping motion and mental routines to overcome short game anxiety and the yips.
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The 2-minute check
- Practice moving your body back and through without a club, keeping hands still and elbows connected.
- Initiate the backswing with the back of your left shoulder, ensuring the club head stays outside your hands.
- Practice brushing the turf to hear a consistent sound, then replicate that sound during your shot.
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The swing thought
Move pelvis laterally towards target
Feels like: “Shift pressure to lead side”
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Why it works
Teaches golfers to diagnose and correct low iron ball flight by analyzing strike point, dynamic loft, and swing speed.
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The 2-minute check
- Apply face tape or masking tape to your clubface.
- Hit 5-10 shots and check the tape for your strike point.
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