Hitting irons longer but driver short

 · Hitting the ball on the toe won't make it fly very far. You want to hit the ball as close to center as you can. The amount of forgiveness depends on the clubs you hit. I used to hit my PW maximum yards, today I hit it yards on a stock shot. My long irons usually flew the same distance, rarely farther than yards.  · To the OP, for the longest time I was long with irons, but comparatively short driver (yd carry). For the life of me, at times I was hitting 3wd and 2 iron longer than driver. I won't even go into how many drivers and shafts I collected over the years. I have at least four PIng and Titleist, etc.  · Learn to let the toe rotate over the heel. Do it right and you’ll hit the ball a full club-length longer. Here’s how it’s done. SPEED UP THE TOE. Lay Estimated Reading Time: 2 mins.

A long shaft forces them to have an even flatter swing and therefore they come over the top more often and either hit a huge slice or a dead pull. I am an inch taller than you and I also have long arms like you do. I swing a 43 1/2" driver so its quite probable that your ideal shaft length would no more than that. Learn to let the toe rotate over the heel. Do it right and you’ll hit the ball a full club-length longer. Here’s how it’s done. SPEED UP THE TOE. Lay the handle diagonally across the base of. To the OP, for the longest time I was long with irons, but comparatively short driver (yd carry). For the life of me, at times I was hitting 3wd and 2 iron longer than driver. I won't even go into how many drivers and shafts I collected over the years. I have at least four PIng and Titleist, etc.

It's true that you can choose between a longer shaft or a shorter shaft for your driver. But ultimately, you wind up with one option in your. Hitting your irons straight and still slicing your driver is something that the upward trajectory while irons have shorter shafts and require you to hit. Jul A shorter backswing that still creates speed towards the target can hit bombs. More effort creates more clubhead speed, but makes it harder.