anthony

Assess your tempo. I read here somewhere to imagine you're hitting the ball over a 100 yd. lake. That completely changed my driver game. I hit the driver better than ever this weekend by taking it back slow, starting the downswing by rotating my hips and making a smooth swing. It exploded off the head of the driver too. A couple I absolutely smashed. All with nice, easy swings.

You just need to concentrate on making a good swing. Rotate around your center and follow through. Start your down swing by turning your hips towards the target. That was the biggest thing that changed my iron game. It got my weight on my front foot, made me hit down on the ball and all that other fun stuff. Also, try making your backswing 75% of what you would normally. That's another tip that helped me a lot. I make much better contact and in turn the ball flys just as far and has given me confidence with irons (which I never had before).

I think if you consistently hit it 60 yards, that is fine regardless of what your playing partners are hitting. I've been making a conscious effort to know how far I hit each of my clubs from pitches to my 5 wood. While I've developed a decent swing it always seems like I'm a club short or long when going for the green. So, learning how far YOU hit the club is what's important.