Hey guys, if you have any questions on today's iron lesson, please let me know! I will answer the for ya in the Monday's Q&A video. Have a nice week! xoxo
I think most men may just watch videos from male instructors but I have found a great deal of benefit by watching and listening to you. Your style of instruction is very easy to understand and does not over-complicate anything. Many thanks from the UK.
Aimee, you have the smoothest, effortless and accurate swing on TH-cam videos that I have seen. I can relate to your style of instruction. I have particularly improved considerably on my chipping and pitching around the greens as well as my mid irons on the fairway. Thank you, Bill
An Added Trivia Note:...[Topic: Compression]...[Belly Button] to [Inside Left Heel]!(It's a Diagonal)! Refer to: "Aimee's Video on Irons" "Mastering Iron Shot" @ 2:44 - 2:51....To the Point:...No better Tip on ["Hitting & Compression"] for an extra 20 yards. Great job, Aimee.
Two highlights, in addition to the excellent instruction: 1) @1:51, Yea wide. I thought I was the only one who still said that! 2) @3:10, BOOM! Not only is Aimee an outstanding golf instructor, she makes it so enjoyable to watch and learn.
2 days i did this drill -- is the lag held through impact and to the finish? i feel like i have to hold the lag (hold the angle between club and left arm) else i fat it or hit the (imaginary) noodle. In this drill, it's start at 8 o'clock w/lag, push-shift into left, body drive arms holding lag and hits ball w/nice compression feel and sound. When i move to a full swing, i find it really hard to hold the lag through impact, end up casting between 8 o'clk -7 o'clk arm position on downswing. I ended up splitting my grip 1" or using a 10 finger grip to stabilize my grip to hold the lag while still keeping my arms relaxed so i can body swing.
Good stuff as always but the transition from the drill to the actual swing feels missing.. pls explain the integration or extension move into the full swing more
Many things cause shanks, standing too close to ball, playing an open clubface with closed shoulders ( especially with wedges), hitting down too hard on the ball, not releasing the club head, shaft leaning way too forward at impact. These are all related, they promote dragging the hosel through impact before the toe of the club. You need to do the opposite, get the toe of the club turning over just after impact. If you are RH then feel like your r palm is facing down after impact. Imagine you are playing a top spin forehand in tennis. Enjoy golf
Thank you for the lovely tips. However, definitely I’m not having any problem with standing too far or too close. Hmmm..but I did practice and realize then I actually move my lower body(weight shift) the correct way of course, my shanks getting lesser and lesser. And try to have my hips rotate more to the left before impact but I don’t know is it the correct way lol...
Man I have to try this. This must be the drill for me because this makes me cringe a little. I can’t even imagine hitting that ball with the noodle there.
Hey guys, if you have any questions on today's iron lesson, please let me know!
I will answer the for ya in the Monday's Q&A video.
Have a nice week! xoxo
Have viewed many different instructors on TH-cam. But have to say, I’ve found you the most helpful. Thank you.
I think most men may just watch videos from male instructors but I have found a great deal of benefit by watching and listening to you. Your style of instruction is very easy to understand and does not over-complicate anything. Many thanks from the UK.
Hi Rich, Thanks you so much for sharing that. I appreciate it! :)
Aimee, you have the smoothest, effortless and accurate swing on TH-cam videos that I have seen. I can relate to your style of instruction. I have particularly improved considerably on my chipping and pitching around the greens as well as my mid irons on the fairway.
Thank you,
Bill
An Added Trivia Note:...[Topic: Compression]...[Belly Button] to [Inside Left Heel]!(It's a Diagonal)! Refer to: "Aimee's Video on Irons"
"Mastering Iron Shot" @ 2:44 - 2:51....To the Point:...No better Tip on ["Hitting & Compression"] for an extra 20 yards. Great job, Aimee.
Two highlights, in addition to the excellent instruction: 1) @1:51, Yea wide. I thought I was the only one who still said that! 2) @3:10, BOOM! Not only is Aimee an outstanding golf instructor, she makes it so enjoyable to watch and learn.
Awesome! Thanks Aimee!
Great drill, thanks
easy to understand for aimees nice explanation ;)
I just learn golf this year, im in my mid 40s. I’ve learn some fundametals fromAimee as well. Thanks Aimee🙏
Great video! Will add this drill next time at the range. Thanks Aimee!
Enjoy watching your videos. Helps a lot
Great going to try this swing. Thanks
Good lesson, thanks Aimee! I'm gonna try this at the driving range.
thank you! great lessons!
I’ll try this drill. It makes sense
I really need to work on my iron play...thanks for this great lesson💞💞💞
One point lesson ! thank you Aimee
Very good presentation. Much better than the pro at my club
역시 에이미조 프로님 레슨은 진리입니다~ 영상도 잘보겠습니다~~!!!
Seriously, though... excellent drill. Will try it.
I definitely needed this Aimee. My irons have been 💩💩💩💩💩 . Omg.
Great Video
Thanks Ravi!
Thanks
3.11 the boom is back...fun as always
did anyone see the squirrel near the tree behind Aimee? Hahaha
This is a good lesson if you want to hit them straight and longer she is a good coach like and subscribe because she does great things.
Does this technique translate to long irons as well??
simple explanations
2 days i did this drill -- is the lag held through impact and to the finish? i feel like i have to hold the lag (hold the angle between club and left arm) else i fat it or hit the (imaginary) noodle. In this drill, it's start at 8 o'clock w/lag, push-shift into left, body drive arms holding lag and hits ball w/nice compression feel and sound. When i move to a full swing, i find it really hard to hold the lag through impact, end up casting between 8 o'clk -7 o'clk arm position on downswing. I ended up splitting my grip 1" or using a 10 finger grip to stabilize my grip to hold the lag while still keeping my arms relaxed so i can body swing.
Fighting a “chicken wing” on my irons and losing distance. Do you have a drill to help? TY! Great lessons.
And if you use a Noodle brand golf ball, the drill works even better :-D
Aimeefied!
Good stuff as always but the transition from the drill to the actual swing feels missing.. pls explain the integration or extension move into the full swing more
What about other clubs?
이거 좋네요 영어공부도 되고 두마리 토끼를 잡는 기분이랄까요..?
ㅎㅎ~~
감사합니다
Tried not shanking but occasionally keep shanking lol. Don’t even know what’s wrong. Felt so helpless
Many things cause shanks, standing too close to ball, playing an open clubface with closed shoulders ( especially with wedges), hitting down too hard on the ball, not releasing the club head, shaft leaning way too forward at impact. These are all related, they promote dragging the hosel through impact before the toe of the club. You need to do the opposite, get the toe of the club turning over just after impact. If you are RH then feel like your r palm is facing down after impact. Imagine you are playing a top spin forehand in tennis. Enjoy golf
Thank you for the lovely tips. However, definitely I’m not having any problem with standing too far or too close. Hmmm..but I did practice and realize then I actually move my lower body(weight shift) the correct way of course, my shanks getting lesser and lesser. And try to have my hips rotate more to the left
before impact but I don’t know is it the correct way lol...
Great lag drill
Thank you!
Man I have to try this. This must be the drill for me because this makes me cringe a little. I can’t even imagine hitting that ball with the noodle there.