How Far Should You Hit Your 7-Iron? (You’re Using the Wrong Number)
Jon mentions, how often you can hit the number as the key. One thing I would question is when you have distance irons (stronger lofted irons).
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Jon mentions, how often you can hit the number as the key. One thing I would question is when you have distance irons (stronger lofted irons).
This is a great video to baseline yourself if you are targeting lower scores.
Chaos and emotions... You guys already past that one? The swing fixer.. wow is this is getting real...
Tangent back again with a good data based analysis on how to break 100. He has 90 and 80 too. A few factors will help you get there.
One of the most difficult things to do as an amateur - hitting a pure iron shot vs. a fat or thin strike.
Retails for $799. Would have you check out Prime Putt in comparison. No air, but definitely a high class mat if you are spending that much.
It's all about the hips and shifting the weight. Rotation is difficult, but some good tips to get there.
Interesting concept have not heard before. Who's ready to get wringing?
The embedded in a bunker rule, best to take a read. Happens a couple times a season.
When you start to know the distance of each of your clubs and make smarter choices, it has a big impact on potential. Consistency across clubs, ball choices, and swing. Start there.
Drill focused on width in the backswing, often overlooked by amateurs off the tee.
Can we add this setup to the garage? Excited that the digital experience in golf will only continue to get better.
The goal for the year is 2 rounds sub 80. Harder is correct.
Sound advice for a shot routine. When it's time to execute, needs to be repeatable like you're shooting a free throw in basketball.
Calling all my fellow slicers out there, this one's for you.
The 21 club is becoming a decision point: hybrid, 7 wood, or keep the 4 iron.
Changing to the latest gear isn’t always the answer, but optimizing your setup is worth it for any handicap.
Your lob wedge shouldn’t be your only option around the greens. The whole set has a purpose.
Quick short of one of the best drills to move the hips and create better contact.
Stroke index isn’t just ranking hole difficulty, it’s competitive balance and where handicap strokes matter most.
Sound advice. There is no question when you hit the fairway more often, golf becomes instantly easier and more fun.
More tour players are turning to the claw to reduce wrist action and control the face.
Amateurs don't always have the data, but the principle still applies: play your dispersion, not the middle of the fairway.
More golfers need to realize this: loft and lie settings don’t just change numbers, they can change ball flight, accuracy, and confidence.
Playing it too safe can have consequences no matter the handicap.
The biggest breakthroughs in golf usually start with thinking about the game differently. Sometimes the mental shift matters more than the swing change.
Level your mindset with tour data and set the right expectations when you play. Great watch.