【Golf Beginner Iron】Practice How to Hit the Green Without Fail!
I want to put it on the green from within 150 yards!
Hello this is Clard!!
On Sunday, March 7, the teacher-student showdown was decided on the short course, so recently I’m practicing focusing on shots of around 100 yards!
But how can we improve accuracy specifically?
conclusion...
"Hit the iron control shot"
that’s it!
In order to improve accuracy, one must practice repetitively, as the saying goes, “ Practice makes perfect”! I was thinking, but I found (^_-)-☆
It on the reliable YouTube channel TERRA YOU GOLF
After all human stereotypes are not good (;'∀')
※* This time, I refer to the above Youtube channel.
[Table of Contents]
- Think Before Hitting Around 150 Yards
- How to Practice Control Shots
Think Before Hitting Around 150 Yards
It is the fastest to follow good human thoughts rather than thinking in a self-style!
If you can see the pin nearby, you will want to set the target from that distance.
However, from a professional perspective, the way of thinking seems to be a little different depending on the distance☟
- Golf is a sport where you can hit where you want to hit.
- If there are more than 150 yards ⇒ Think about where to put it to make the approach easier.
Also, as a basic stance, hold the grip 2-3 cm shorter than usual.
And the foot width is slightly narrower than usual.
I’m narrowing it by about 1.5 both on the left and right
How to Practice Control Shots
＜Flow of control shot practice＞
- Swing width from 10 o’clock to 2 o’clock (turn your body firmly)
- Finish swinging at an angle of 2 o’clock (do not swing to the back, but rotate until the body faces the front)
- The swing width is suppressed, but the swinging power, the power when hitting, and the power to turn the body are the same as the full swing.
Take back to 10 o'clock angle
Swing to an angle of 2 o'clock (do not shake to the back)
Let's see more from the back ☟
Swing up to an angle of 10 o'clock
Swing up to 2 o'clock, do not swing to the back
The control shot is not something that you can hit in the actual production suddenly with only the swing width in mind, and it seems that some practice is required.
I certainly tried it, but I feel that it is necessary to grasp the sense of distance of each count with a control shot, and to acquire a swing that does not shake off.
For example, in my case, it’s 115 yards on a full swing of 9i, so if it’s a control shot, I’m aiming for 100 yards. (^_-)-☆
Finally, depending on each person, there are many people who express the mark of swing width in the part of the body (from the shoulder to the direction or from the waist to the waist), but this is free.
I can easily imagine the angle of the clock in detail, and I was taught by the first coach at the angle of the clock, so I still practice with that image.
