Many golfers struggle with inconsistent iron shots because they are compensating for an open clubface. When the clubface is open, the swing path often moves across the ball to keep shots near the ...

Many golfers struggle to compress their iron shots because the low point of their swing occurs behind the golf ball. For solid iron contact, the club must strike the ball first and then the ground, ...

GOLF Top 100 Teacher Tony Ruggiero shares three drills you can do to promote better compression with your irons.

GOLF Top 100 Teacher Joey Wuertemberger shares the drill he uses to teach collegiate star Hudson Weibel to flush his irons. The post The drill this elite amateur uses to control low point and flush ...

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Learning how to compress the golf ball improves distance and shot quality with less effort. Golf coach Robert Randall recommends external focus drills, like the gate drill, for more consistent ball ...

If you were to poll 100 middle-to-high handicappers and ask them what their favorite iron is, I'm betting at least 80 of them would say their 7-iron or 8-iron. Why? These clubs have ample loft so they ...