| Your hands should remain low in the follow through | | | | When you use the club with your body you will find |
| of your swing. The higher your hands are the more | | | | that you can get the ball in the air more consistently. |
| trajectory you will have in the ball. The importance is | | | | On your downswing you will also turn fully. |
| distance. You want the ball flight to remain low. | | | | You also need to gain control over the length of your |
| It is also important to be sure you are on the plane | | | | swing if you want a solid contact with the ball. The |
| at the top of your swing. If you want to guarantee | | | | left arm and the club shaft should have a 45 degree |
| accuracy and a solid strike you must be on plane as | | | | angle upon setup. This will start the swing with the |
| you reach the club face at the top of your swing | | | | wrists hinged halfway to the 90 degree angle you |
| (above your head). Your right forearm should be | | | | need to be at. |
| parallel to your spine. | | | | In the takeaway the hands will remain close to the |
| Your left wrist should be flat and your elbows and | | | | ground while the club head moves upward quickly. |
| arms will form a tight triangle. When these factors | | | | The goal is to have the left thumb pointed down at |
| are true you will also ensure you rotate your | | | | the right shoulder as quickly as you can. |
| shoulders properly in the backswing. | | | | The way you can tell if you achieve this properly is |
| Your body provides the power when you use it | | | | by looking at your left arm. It should be parallel to |
| properly. You do not get your power from your | | | | the ground and the club shaft should be perpendicular |
| arms. In order to use your body properly you will put | | | | to it also. You will hinge your wrists in the backswing |
| the club behind the ball at address. Your body will be | | | | and this will result in a consistent distance and |
| in a dead stop position. | | | | direction on all of your iron shots no matter the |
| You cannot move the ball in this position comfortably. | | | | distance. |