Me and My Golf

Your attack angle matters - here's how pros hit up on the ball

If you see the red, you're dead!

If your chips come out flat with no check, it’s likely the strike.
Where you hit the face, how much loft you have, and even a light brush of the turf all change how much the ball spins. When those line up, the ball comes out low and grabs fast.
This one’s a game-changer around the greens 👌

Looking at the logo on the back of the ball might be the cue you’ve been missing with your driver.
If you tend to lunge toward the target or lose your tilt with the driver, keeping your eyes on the back of the ball can really help. It improves your strike, and makes it easier to launch the ball higher with a better attack angle. Give this feel a try next time you’re on the tee — it’s a small change that has a big effect.

This easy drill that Tiger did really helped his consistency of strike which helped his ability to start the ball on line and improve pace control.
Try it for yourself your next practice session

Lag isn’t just about holding your wrists or arms — to hit a good shot while maintaining lag, the club face controls it all. Rotate the forearm, flex the wrist, and control the lag through your pivot to allow that club face to square up. If you need more help with your irons comment “Pure” for our simple Pure Your Irons System and watch your consistency and compression skyrocket.

Sometimes it’s not a new swing… it’s just a smarter setup.
Jesse had the ball way too far back, which made him steep and inconsistent. Once we moved it ahead of center and added some width to the backswing, his contact completely changed — shallower, more centered, and more consistent.

Most golfers can get out of the sand but can’t control what happens next.
It’s all about your entry point — how close you hit behind the ball changes the flight, spin, and rollout.
Experiment with it and learn how to control your bunker shots like the pros.

Struggling with an over-the-top swing? Try this.
This is one of Piers’ favourite drills to shallow the downswing and get your arms working deeper around the body. Comment “Slice” to get our simple 5 step system that if you follow in sequence will show you exactly where you’re going wrong in your swing and more importantly how to fix it.
1️⃣Anti Slice Set Up
2️⃣ Wind up for the Win
3️⃣ The Release
4️⃣ Arm Sync
5️⃣ Fixing the Over The Top

If your irons go high, fat, or thin, your head’s probably moving off the ball — and that kills compression. Stay centered, feel slightly “into” the target on the backswing, and you’ll start striking it pure.
Comment “PURE” if you want us to show you exactly why this happens in your swing, and share this with a friend who duffs their irons. Here’s a look at our simple Pure Your Irons System:
1️⃣ The Grip
2️⃣ Building the Base
3️⃣ Wind up for the Win
4️⃣ Let’s get Synced
5️⃣ Sequence for Success