The Best Setup Technique For Your Irons – Part 5

Learn The Best Setup Technique For Your Irons in this great Golf Iron Mastery from Golf University coach David Milne.

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Now, this might seem sort of uh really too uh too regiment-like, but really it’s important that ball position from that good stance and good posture is exactly where you need to be to be able to strike that ball solidly with the irons. Now, the last one that you really want to work on would be making sure your hands are on the club in a really, really good position to deliver that club face nice and square. And we always recommend that you can see at least two knuckles in your left hand. Not more than three. Anywhere between two knuckles showing or three knuckles is where you really want to be working towards the grip on the right hand. You really it’s want to place it so that the palm is always facing the target. If it’s facing the ground, it’s going to return the club face generally open. If it’s facing the sky, it’s going to have a tendency to close the club face.