Are you struggling with hitting your irons fat (hitting the ground first) and thin (ball only and no ground)? Today we are going to dive into intention and low point control and how it impacts your ball contact with your irons. Intention Your brain and body need to be connected on what you are trying to accomplish with your golf swing. Some of our students have not been clear on what creates a good strike with their irons. Your irons, wedges and fairway woods all require a

(Updated December 7, 2025) The notorious slice! What leads to this? It occurs when the club face is open relative to your club path (the direction the club is moving at impact). Refer to the various relationships in the right column of the table below provided by Golftec to understand the different Face to Path relationships. The greater the difference between the open club face and your path, the more pronounced the slice becomes. Source: Golftec (for right handed golfers)

Importance of golf grips We can help with grip selection The importance of golf grips cannot be overstated, as they play a role in a golfer's performance on the course. Golf grips are the only point of contact between the player and the club, making them essential for achieving proper control, accuracy, and consistency in each swing. A well-chosen grip allows golfers to maintain a firm yet comfortable hold on the club, which is vital for executing a variety of shots with less

This can be the most fearful thing you can experience on the golf course. What are shanks? Shanks are when the ball is struck between the face of the club and the club's shaft rather than the clubface (see picture below). This results in a shot that veers off right if you swing right handed, and vice versa if you swing left handed. Results are rarely good! Shanks can be frustrating for golfers, as they disrupt the flow of the game and can affect confidence levels drastically