Today we have another video in our series on compression, with Ian and Mac in the studio to bring you the Tour Striker 7 Iron. The Tour Striker design has little club face and no grooves below the sweet spot, forcing you to hit it properly for every successful delivery.

How to Compress The Golf Ball: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q9yWUJrQiBc

Gaining Iron Distance – Compression Part 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q9yWUJrQiBc

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Filmed at: Tour Experience Golf
Custom Golf Club Fitting Studio – Toronto, Canada

36 Comments

  1. Whoa. This is a properly old school piece of tech. Always wanted to buy one of these! Excited for this vid.

  2. The Tour Striker and DST Compressor are two of the best training aids ever to help get proper contact through the ball

  3. Great video from 2 of the coolest guys in golf! Always wondered about this training aid, so I'm glad to hear it can help with compression.

  4. Very useful information. I have 7 & 5 striker. It’s very helpful when you do videos on training aides. Then we know if they work and how to use them.

  5. I was teeing off on a par 4 a few years ago when I noticed I had my Tour Striker 7I in the bag. After I hit my driver, I hit a 6 iron off the ground, and hit it well. Then I hit my Tour Striker 7I off the turf, hit it well and was at least 15 yards past my 6I.

  6. I would love to see you do a video with a high handicapper using the Tour Striker. Those with early releases would love to see how helpful it is. I have been using the Tour Striker at the range lately and it has really helped.

  7. Had one of these for a few years. Tend to hit half a dozen or so balls with it when I visit the range. Really good bit of kit.

  8. Can't thank you and the TXG Team enough! I've had a Tour Striker Pro for a few years and hit it pure but your lesson in a shallower approach and Mac's drill for not opening the face going back has completely changed the sound of my irons, increased my distance and lowered my flight. Best golf content on YouTube!

  9. I had a couple of lessons with Adam Bazellgette in Florida 2 years ago and getting the right grooves on the right dimples of the golf ball was all we worked on. He did it with the towel behind the ball method. Twenty years ago when I played a lot of golf, virtually nobody talked about this stuff. The metrics I got from TXG during my fittings was perfect preparation for those lessons. It sure is fun getting better when everybody thinks you’ve got nowhere to go but down!

  10. How do you hit up and reduce loft like Mac does? Surely he has some forward shaft lean to reduce the loft

  11. Nice vid. Very talented. Probably also helps for maintaining speed on Mac's dominant side? Ian lefty is next!😃

  12. I hit one of those a few years ago and I could hit it solid on a mat but I struggled on grass.

  13. I do not have a lot of swing speed, So what would be a good ball height be? And wouldn't the lower ball flight hurt the landing angle and stopping power? I certainly am not disagreeing with you like everyone I want as much distance as I can get. But with a slower swing speed what is the point where the distance is not worth the loss of stopping power.

  14. Also, I USED to use a Wally Armstrong tempo ball…it's a yellow plastic ball on a blue string; I used that for years with my tempo

  15. Love that we brought in a training aid and drill to help with compression 🙌 I've never struggled with this but have tried to help so many who do. This video series is awesome!!!

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