How to Swing Titleist Irons
Swinging Titleist irons takes some practice in order to make solid contact with the golf ball. The golfer should try to practice as often as possible to get used to the different Titleist iron sizes. Working with a swing coach can often help the golfer drop some strokes or break bad habits.
- Take your Titleist irons to a driving range to practice your golf swing. Buy a bucket of balls from the range shop and warm up before you start to practice. Start with your 9 iron or pitching wedge and then work up to your longer irons after you loosen up.
- Place a golf ball on the driving range mat and take your stance. Stand with your feet just inside shoulder width. Align the ball in front of you midway between your feet. Grip the Titleist iron firmly but do not squeeze it too hard.
- Position the head of the club just behind the golf ball and bend your knees slightly. Start your swing and keep your left eye on the back of the golf ball. After you make contact, follow through and let your head turn to follow the flight of the ball.
- Hit several golf balls with each of your Titleist irons. Experiment with your stance and also your grip to see how far the ball goes after you hit it. Continue to practice often to perfect your swing.
- Contact a golf pro to help you improve your swing. Find out how much a lesson costs before you make an appointment. Take your Titleist irons with you and do not use any other irons or you may affect the results. You should not need to take more than one or two lessons before you see some solid progress. Apply what the pro teaches you on your own by returning to the driving range to practice.