Think You’re Striking Your Irons Well? Check THIS First!

In this video, Mike Granato & Shaun Webb from Athletic Motion Golf explain how to hit the ball first and the turf second for more solid iron contact, where your swing should bottom out, and how body position helps move your low point forward without shoving the handle toward the target. 🎁 FREE Training Here: 🎁 Make your BEST swing your NORMAL swing: https://athleticmotiongolf.com/consistency 👉 FREE TWO-WEEK TRIAL To The Best Golf Practice App Ever!👇 https://athleticmotiongolf.com/swing-coach Using Swing Coach’s low-point feedback and swing report, Mike and Shaun compare a shot struck behind the ball with a slow rehearsal that improves body position. They explain why hanging back can move your low point behind the ball and why pulling your hands forward can create another problem. You’ll see how keeping the hands on the trail side during the rehearsal allows the body to move into position, helping you release the club and strike the ground beyond the ball. This lesson focuses on iron shots. Try the low-point feature from the face-on view and tell us your number in the comments! Chapters: 00:00 Hitting behind the ball and checking low point 00:22 Where your iron swing should bottom out 00:42 Ball first, turf second explained 01:02 How hanging back affects contact 01:22 Why trying to lift the ball causes problems 01:53 Watching a tour player strike the ball 02:15 Body position and low-point control 02:32 Why irons and drivers are different 03:04 What the swing report reveals 03:25 Releasing the club while hanging back 03:57 Moving the body into position 04:23 Why forward hands can be misleading 04:43 The problem with pulling the handle forward 05:01 A slow rehearsal for better body position 05:23 Checking the improved swing 05:49 Use the report to understand the cause 06:32 Moving low point forward without a handle shove 06:50 Final checkpoints and the Swing Coach trial #GolfTips #GolfSwing #AthleticMotionGolf