| re: iron play
Your problem is very similiar to mine. My favorite clubs are the driver and fairway woods, because I can hit them long and straight. Most likely you do this is because you have a good sweeping swing. Most like you don't like your irons is because of this same sweeping swing. You see a good iron player comes in a steep angle of attack. A good wood's player comes in at a shallow angle of attack. Some one that can do both is called a pro or at least scratch player. I had this same problem and I ended up going to the driving range and working it out. I would alternate between my driver and irons on every other shot. I would try to simulate my first two shots like I was on an actual golf course.
For example, I imagine I am teeing off and I would use my driver. I would then I imaging I am now 130 to 140 yards from the green. I would then grab my 8i or 9i and swing.
I would try this and I think you will start to become more consistent with your irons.
If all else fails, buy some hybrids with 31, 34, 38 degree lofts and use them instead of your irons. When you swing them it will feel like a fairway wood.
Good luck. |