Do This And It WILL TRANSFORM Your Iron Shots! (Quick and Easy)
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Thanks Chris. Such a brilliant and cheap way to at least check your shots and adjust accordingly. I’ll be giving this a go for sure.
Really nice drill Chris, thanks. I have been working on something similar from your previous tutorials. I found that two things help me achieve this position at impact, which is keeping the right elbow looking more towards the ground at the top of my backswing and having a flat or even slightly bowed left wrist. Previously I would get my left wrist a bit cupped, which makes it extremely difficult to shallow the club and get the hands ahead of the ball without opening the face - just as you described.
A really excellent visualisation set up - thanks !
Omg what a fantastic drill. Thanks Chris Ryan 👌👍
Brilliant Chris thanks mate glad you give us hackers your time greafull for it buddy 👍
That explains why I tend to push the ball to the right then. I have good shaft lean but lack the wrist turn. Will definitely give this a go - it could be a game changer! ⛳
Great drill. When I setup I lean the shaft with face square which works for me & gives consistency 😁 any disadvantages to that? Nice vid as always 👍
Great drill Chris, well done Andrew Rice.
I get great compression on my punch shots, for the obvious reason I play them back in my stance and lean my weight forward. But to get compression on standard iron play, I have to load 70% on lead leg. This drastically changes my ball flight compared to if I stood 50/50 at set up.
nice drill, thanks
Just come across this and there is another way to achieve this ie....
If you use the top edge of the club to line up, keep the shaft straight and with a neutral grip..... this will make the face closed but trust your swing and the dynamics take over returning the club face square ensuring a straight flight.... well worth practicing 🎊🌟🤩🥳
Chris! This "coffee cup" drill is fantastic and something I'm going to use and visualize the next time I play an iron shot! Thanks also to Andrew Rice, who I am also subscribed with.
Yes huge thanks to Andrew, as soon as I saw it I knew it would be one I’d be using over and over
I found that if you line the shaft straight to the top line of the club (making it closed)at address then at strike the hands come through first bringing the face of the club through square..... does work 🎊🌟🤩🥳
I wish I would've seen this drill years ago. I ended up doing this move (out of pure necessity), but I used the toe of the club. I just made sure it was creating the right arc and closing down through the ball and my wrists had to accommodate the movement. I just drilled that over and over and over and over. I'm still dialing it in, but I can tell anyone who has never unlocked your wrists that you aren't really playing golf proper until you learn this. Golf is a game of compression and then spin. After you learn to compress it, then you have to get the spin under control. As much as possible anyway. Lol.
So true, it’s such an incredible feeling when you get this right and star to really compress the golf ball, addictive feeling
Excellent visual, thanks for the tip.
Thanks 🙏🏻
Chris thanks - this is another great video and explanation but I feel it's missing a critical treatment of the right elbow and right elbow rotation as a possibly more robust way to get the clubface square with the shaft lean. Can you explain back why you think left wrist to square the clubface and not right elbow? If you look at the recent Pete Cowen video on the Danny Maude channel (ignore Danny of course), he sees right elbow rotation as the critical thing to do to get the clubface square - not left wrist rotation. Another youtube video from Martin Borgmeier talks about 'hacking' golf using Bryson's technique to create a '3-d flatspot' and it's the same thing - right elbow doing it, not left wrist. Cheers
Great tip, very creative. Definitely will also help keeping the arms connected as well...I have a tendency to disconnect on the downswing and push to the right.
Thanks John and agreed great for they also
Great drill and appreciate that you gave credit to Andrew Rice. However, as I requested with regard to another recent video, I would be most grateful if you would provide the information and videography as to how the *right* wrist can achieve the desired goal. First of all, we swing the club with *both* hands. Secondly, most of us are right handed, and find it easier to manipulate and monitor what we do with that dominant hand, if only one hand is shown in a drill. Ideally, you might note how *each* hand moves in all videos so that everyone can completely benefit. Thank you very much for your consideration. It’s the only thing keeping you from being perfect, LOL.
Chris, awesome video. ❤ Mind blown.
Thanks so much 🙏🏻
Hey Chris, thanks for your tips, hinging a ball flush and with the right compression feels and sounds great.🎼
Greetings from Germany
Hope it helps 🙏🏻
@@ChrisRyanGolfit sure does 👍
Great drill Chris. I didn’t have a coffee cup to hand so I improvised with a light bulb box.
Perfect, improvisation is key, get creative 💪
Literally thought of this exact thing after your last video. It's like we share a conciousness man!!
Haha, good minds think alike
I am listening coach, but that crazy duck run at 2:03 is classic.
Well done Chris 👏 😊
Thanks Roy
What magnetic pointer are you using?? I bought one which is 10 in length (excluding the magnet), and to pick up the cup, the face has to be so severely delofted, the 7 iron turns into a 2 iron. It appears to me that my pointer is too long.
Chris, great video. Does this give you a sense that you should always be closing on the downswing? I get confused between shallowing the club and trying to close the face on the downswing which this drill seems to advocate. I’m sure this is where many of us are getting confused.
If you can shallow the shaft and close the face then you are well on your way to PGA Tour golf! That really is the holy grail, those two moves together and so powerful, incredibly hard to do together but really good concepts there
what a fantastic drill
Thanks Mark 🙏🏻
Chris Pete Cowan would have you roll your right forearm on the downswing which achieves pretty much exactly what your saying.
Also, what is the diameter of your coffee cup? The smaller the cup, the more the face must be delofted to pick the cup up.
Chris, where could I purchase a magnetic pointer, I have searched the web, but unable to find one, are you able to help with this, please, also what a terrific drill, regards.
Hey, I just found some on Amazon typing in golf club face magnet, quite a few were there so try that and you should have some joy
Many thanks for your reply, Chris. Great instructions from you all time, regards Glenn
I’ve always wondered, why am I better off hitting a higher-lofted iron de-lofted with compression than a lower-lofted iron without? For example, why should I prefer hitting a de-lofted 7-iron rather than a straight-up 5-iron to the green?
Great question Bob, the two swing ms wouldn’t be used at the same time, I’d look to hit everything de lofted with compression and just have that as your normal swing. The advantage is generally two fold, it allows you to strike closer to the sweet spot more often plus it also tends to almost always create a more negative attack angle which is better for ball striking and performance from the rough
Andrew Rice is a great tutor.
Chris how longer should pointer be roughly
You should be able to make it work with something that is a little longer or shorter, but about 6 inches would be ideal
Thanks Chris just had a new knee getting back into golf now ,cannot wait to try it ,thank you
Could I just have a stronger grip instead of the twist?
Yes that’s definitely an option if that was easier for you to repeat. Key here is that the impact and set up are different, so we just have to find the best way to navigate that through the swing
Did anyone see that bird that just ran across the fairway at the 2 minute mark? 😂
Felt way more on top of the ball with my torso. Think I might be swaying onto my lead side too early
Yeah you can definitely get too far forward, but I’d encourage you to try and video it as feels can be deceptive, it may feel odd but look great!
Yea I think the drill helped me realize I was just kinda shifting weight to my left side rather than rotating/pushing with the front foot. Thanks for the tips
I thought the clubhead is traveling downwards not level with the ground
Yes it will be in most cases, different amounts depending on the golfer and the club, this is a drill, thr movements won’t always be exactly the same as those seen in the swing, the speed in the full swing would cause the wrists to release a little more and the club to work down
Why not close the face first , then grip club ?????
I mean no real reason why you can’t do this, how much you have to close the face depends on how much shaft lean there is so you would have to close the face different amounts for each club, so either method would have its difficulties, but no reason why you couldn’t if that worked for you
I'd disagree with actively or consciously pressing forward or closing wrists to square face.......
The hands are ahead naturally then stop.... the body then has the back hip turned through which puts face square.... the timing of the kinetic chain accounts for power and accuracy.... the hands move naturally to conform. Manipulating for ball flight or added ooomph is another thing of course.
Hey Michael, agree with a lot of this, however I don’t believe that the face squares on its own for a large number of golfers, some great data out there showing how the face squares and it’s largely down to what the hands and wrists do in the downswing
@@ChrisRyanGolf maybe we only disagree on perspective....
I can't imagine how one would swing a club and not have their wrists turn through... same with throwing a ball or whatever it is. If position is correct and the athletic move creating the kinetic chain is performed.... then the conscious manipulation of wrists and hands become moot, only for subtlety adding power or shaping shots.
Don't like me...compress all your clubs inc wedges. Unless you need above max length, just let the lofted clubs do the work and concentrate on connection
Why not drop back another club?
Could do but you then don’t get the benefits that this impact produces, attack angle, striking the ball higher on the face etc. taking less loft would mean a shallower approach, lower strikes and so performance would be poorer
No one’s here yet
Not really
how do make the pointer pick-up thingy!!! BRILLIANT tip by the way! Thank you @chrisRyan
Great question, this is a training aid that you can pick up from a few places including Amazon, alternatively you could use some tape and attach a tee to the face, should work just as well
This is what frustrates the life out of me when it comes to CZcams videos
Ive watched dozens, upon dozens, upon dozens of your golf videos plus numerous other golf coaches and none of the videos have ever said to twist your forearm/wrist on the downswing to square the face
In your previous multiple videos where you are striking your irons clean and they are flying through the air at target did you do this arm twist?
If so why did you (or anybody else) ever mention it before?
I hope I don't come across as rude (apologies if I do) it's sometimes hard to get your point across via txt
This video is telling me twist my arm on the downswing to square up the face, why have none of dozens of your other videos ever told me to twist my arm if that's what I'm supposed to be doing?