Ronald Bruce Romberg
The keys to solid, crisp iron play are sound fundamentals, a good rhythm and balance through out the golf swing. Here are a few tips to help you create improved iron play:
• Keep the hips quiet upon impact. The key to solid ball striking is allowing the hips to open before impact but in a subdued and delayed action. Proper hip rotation allows the arms to remain close to the body keeping upper-body tilt in the correct position upon impact. Don't force the hips open, let them open naturally.
• Allow the arms to hang down at address, and don't reach for the ball. If the arms push out away from the body during impact, the clubface opens causing players to have to manipulate the face to get back to square. Address the ball by letting the arms hang down, keeping the elbows close to the body. As you hit shots, feel the elbows staying close to the body during the swing.