FAIRWAY WOODS AND METALS
BEST TIP: Keep the club low on takeaway
and low through impact.
Swing fairway woods with the same tempo used for a
seven-iron.
Avoid trying to lift the ball with the club by either
collapsing the left arm or straightening up.
Position the ball opposite your left heel, which should
be the bottom of your swing arc.
Keep your head steady throughout the swing.
Keep the club low on takeaway and low through
impact, creating the feeling of hitting the ball forward --
not up.
Ball should be hit with a slightly descending blow.
Make an aggressive swing and follow-through without
steering the ball.
Brush the grass rather than taking a divot.
Seven woods should be played in the middle of the
stance, with hands in front of ball at address.
BEST TIP: Keep the club low on takeaway
and low through impact.
Swing fairway woods with the same tempo used for a
seven-iron.
Avoid trying to lift the ball with the club by either
collapsing the left arm or straightening up.
Position the ball opposite your left heel, which should
be the bottom of your swing arc.
Keep your head steady throughout the swing.
Keep the club low on takeaway and low through
impact, creating the feeling of hitting the ball forward --
not up.
Ball should be hit with a slightly descending blow.
Make an aggressive swing and follow-through without
steering the ball.
Brush the grass rather than taking a divot.
Seven woods should be played in the middle of the
stance, with hands in front of ball at address.
Tom's Golf Tips
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