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Date Posted: 20:27:46 02/11/11 Fri
Author: Ray
Subject: Re: Looking for feedback from low handicap players
In reply to: Roy Reed 's message, "Re: Looking for feedback from low handicap players" on 22:50:24 04/03/10 Sat

One thing that really helped my game, once I decided which club to hit, was to completely ignore which iron I was hitting and the distance involved. It took a little time to condition my mind to this, but it works. After address and final alignment, I concentrate on the left edge of the ball (the edge away from the club) and am not conscious of seeing the club.

I made my own "single" length irons back in the '90s, after reading about the ones by Tommy Armour, and utilized this method of ignoring the club and the distance. I dropped 9 strokes the first time I played them, because every club swung the same, ball position was the same, alignment was the same, etc., much more consistent ball striking.

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