06/19/2026
Why You Can’t Strike Your Woods and Long Irons ⛳👇👇
There are few things more disheartening on the course than facing a long approach shot, pulling out a fairway wood, and hitting a weak shot that travels only a few yards into the rough.
As swing speeds naturally decrease over time, many golfers find that their reliable mid-irons no longer offer enough distance to reach the green, forcing them to turn to hybrids and fairway woods.
However, these clubs present a unique challenge: their low loft makes it difficult to get the ball into the air. This often leads to a cycle of frustration where you either catch the ground early or miss the ball entirely.
A Path to Better Ball Striking
Golf instructor Danny Maude offers a solution to this common problem through a clear, three-step technique designed to eliminate "chunked" shots and help you get more height and distance from your longer clubs:
💧Refining Your Setup: Making small adjustments to how you address the ball to better suit the nature of fairway woods and hybrids.
💧Controlling the Arc: Learning how to manage the path and depth of your swing to ensure consistent contact.
💧Mastering the Release: Developing a natural wrist action that allows the clubhead to release correctly, helping you launch the ball with ease.
By focusing on these fundamental areas, you can turn those intimidating long shots into consistent, high-launching strikes.
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