Weak iron shots often start with the clubface opening too much in the backswing. When the face points skyward early and stays open at the top, golfers are forced to add loft and compensate through impact. Improving face control earlier in the swing helps strengthen loft, compress the ball, and produce straighter, more powerful shots.
If clubface control or weak iron strikes are something you’re working on, head to the link in our bio. Our coaching plans help you square the face earlier and build compression that holds up under pressure — without guessing.
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If clubface control or weak iron strikes are something you’re working on, head to the link in our bio. Our coaching plans help you square the face earlier and build compression that holds up under pressure — without guessing.
Follow for more tips from Me and My Golf
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