“How far should I hit each iron?” is one of the most common questions golfers ask — but the better version of that question is:“How far should I hit my irons based on my skill level or handicap?” Golfers of different handicaps swing at different speeds, strike the ball with varying consistency, and play with…
If you want to hit longer drives, you don’t need a brand-new swing or a complete overhaul. In fact, most amateur golfers are leaving 15 to 30 yards on the table — not because they’re weak or unskilled, but because of poor contact, inefficient launch conditions, and lack of intentional speed work. This 3-week plan…
A great golf swing starts long before the club ever moves. Your setup determines how consistently you strike the ball, how well you control direction, and how much power you can create. If your shots feel inconsistent from one swing to the next, it’s likely not your mechanics — it’s your setup. Even the best…
The 4 iron sits right on the edge of the modern golfer’s decision tree. For some, it’s a trusted weapon for long par 3s, tight par 4 approaches, and low punch shots under pressure. For others, it’s the first club to get pulled from the bag in favor of a hybrid or utility iron. So…
The 5 iron has long been a staple in golf bags — a workhorse for long approach shots, tight par 3s, and punch shots under tree limbs. But in the modern game, it’s become one of the most debated clubs in the set. Some players swear by it. Others swap it for a hybrid without…
The 54-degree wedge is one of the most versatile clubs in the bag — especially for golfers who carry three wedges and need a reliable tool for both full swings and finesse shots. It’s lofted perfectly between a gap wedge and a high-lofted lob wedge, giving players the ability to attack pins, escape bunkers, and…
The 6 iron is one of the most useful long irons in your bag. It’s often the go-to club for long par 3s, approach shots from 150 to 190 yards, and even low punch shots when you’re trying to keep the ball under the wind. It sits right at the edge of your scoring irons…
The 56-degree wedge — often labeled as the sand wedge — is one of the most valuable clubs in your short game arsenal. From bunker escapes to controlled approach shots, it’s built for versatility and precision inside 100 yards. But one question nearly every golfer asks is, “How far should I hit my 56-degree wedge?”…
The 7 iron is one of the most versatile and frequently used clubs in a golfer’s bag. Whether you’re hitting a controlled approach into a green or teeing off on a short par 3, it’s often the club players feel most confident swinging. But one question always comes up: “How far should I hit my…
The 58-degree wedge is one of the most versatile short-game tools in golf — but also one of the most misunderstood. Some golfers think it should go a specific distance, while others rarely take a full swing with it at all. So, how far should you hit a 58-degree wedge? The truth is, distance with…
