CChrisRyanGolfAddress the ball with slightly more weight on your lead leg (55%) and hips bumped towards the target.
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MCMark CrossfieldAchieve a full, powerful backswing turn
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The swing thought
Achieve a full, powerful backswing turn
Feels like: “Lead shoulder turns down into trail foot”
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Why it works
This video teaches dynamic ball position, wide stance, proper foot flare, and a full shoulder turn for consistent long iron strikes.
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The 2-minute check
- Set up with a wide stance to create a solid, stable base for speed.
- Flare your lead foot 15 degrees and your trail foot 5 degrees for better rotation.
- Practice a full shoulder turn, feeling your lead shoulder over your trail foot.
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The swing thought
Address the ball with slightly more weight on your lead leg (55%) and hips bumped towards the target.
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Why it works
This video teaches the proper setup, including weight and ball position, and the necessity of a downward strike for effective long iron shots.
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The 2-minute check
- Address the ball with slightly more weight on your lead leg (55%) and hips bumped towards the target.
- Position the ball forward of your heel's center, with your zipper just behind the ball.
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The swing thought
Align your clubface to the close point, then set your feet parallel.
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Why it works
This video teaches a "gateway" drill using two tees to monitor strike, path, and divot, alongside clubface control mechanics.
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The 2-minute check
- Stand behind the ball, pick a close point aligned with your target.
- Align your clubface to the close point, then set your feet parallel.
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The swing thought
Eliminate hand rotation on takeaway
Feels like: “Hands stay very quiet”
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Why it works
This video teaches three simple tips to fix long iron shots by correcting common takeaway and backswing faults.
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The 2-minute check
- Push the handle back first to keep hands quiet on takeaway.
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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
Keep weight on lead leg
Feels like: “Wrench pivots around lead”
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Why it works
This video teaches the 'wrench drill' to improve consistent ball-first contact and generate effortless power with hybrids and long irons.
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The 2-minute check
- Place 60-70% of your weight on your lead leg.
- Draw your trail foot back slightly as a prop.
- Pivot around your lead foot, avoiding swaying.
- Practice staying forward, letting the club trail.
- Gradually return to a normal stance once the feel is established.
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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
- Focus on a sweeping motion through impact, avoiding large, steep divots.
- Maintain a light grip pressure, about a three or four out of ten.
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The swing thought
Let the club's design create distance
Feels like: “Swing this just like a 9-iron”
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Why it works
This video teaches how to improve long iron striking by optimizing stance width, ball position, and a unique mental approach.
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The 2-minute check
- Take a practice swing with your long iron, feeling like a 9-iron.
- Swing your long iron with the same smooth tempo as a 9-iron.
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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
Hit up on the ball
Feels like: “Club rising with hips and handle”
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Why it works
This video teaches how to hit long irons purely by adjusting ball position and swing plane, using a high-tee drill.
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The 2-minute check
- Use a high tee with a long iron, playing the ball far forward, focusing on a rising club.
- Practice the high-tee drill with less than full swings, feeling the club rise without scooping.
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