Category: Woods

Fairway Cut

You want to hit your fairway woods so that the ball has a soft landing on the green.

Point Your Chin

You have a hard time getting enough loft, distance, and accuracy out of your long clubs.

Sliding Hips

Your hips keep moving sideways during full swings.

Topped Woods

You tend to top your woods out in the fairway but not when teeing off.

Too Aggressive

You are an aggressive swinger and see too much loft.

Two Iron

You are not good at using your woods but need to make a long and accurate tee shot.

One Unit

You swing too much with your hands or arms or possibly allow your shoulders to control your swing. This will cause you to have a poor tempo or swing too fast.

Head Back

You are more successful with your irons than when using your woods. This is because when you use the irons, you use a more descending blow but when you are using your woods with this same swing style, you lose all of your power and speed into the ground.

Heeling and Blocking

Hitting off of the heel of the club with your woods. Pushing or slicing your irons due to a blocking action with your irons.

Draw Your Tee Shot

You need to draw the ball in order for it to land on the fairway. When you draw the ball, it should start to fly towards the right of the target line then curves left.