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Make your favorite grilled seven iron.

For me, my seven iron has always been my favorite. Maybe it was the first club that I used for many years when I had my first lesson. I think it has something to do with it, but I found the most versatile club and I got out of difficult situations. I would like to convey some tips on how you can use the club and should be his favorite.

For those of you in the UK you know what time and play in a golf course in the fall (winter, spring and summer)! maybe play a little wind. When you play against the wind, is needed to keep the ball low and punch on the ball. So the first shot, I'll talk it's the cheap shot that is also useful if you have to play under the low branches. In her installation, make sure the ball is in center position and is now the club a little further down the tree as normal. Make sure your weight is in favor of his left side a little and it stays that way throughout the swing. When you swing your hands should be ahead of the club face at impact and hit the ball through a short follow-up.

Because of its versatility, iron Seven is a useful tool for a high shot. In his direction, the ball must be a few inches before the center of her posture, supporting his right shoulder slightly toward down and your weight behind the right side. When you turn to keep reducing your right shoulder as if throwing a bowling ball and sweep the club on the field using the attic to get the ball in the air.

Two planes are very useful to dominate the draw and fade and can be useful with a variety of clubs. These vaccines are very useful in the field when the ball does not necessarily want to fly straight. This may seem a statement strange, but most roads from tee to green has a twist to one degree or another.

To get the ball makes the ball from right to left in air. Play the ball from the center of your position, but pull the shoulders back so that you are pointing slightly to the right of the goal, but the clubface pointing at the target. Slightly greater control, so you can see three fingers of your left hand. Take a swing and when normal you turn a light "to go" movement ends with his club pointing right of the goal.

The cast is catching Otherwise, pass the ball from left to right into the air. Set to hit the ball slightly above its center line and this time, keep your left shoulder back a little to what is left of the goal, but still have the clubface pointing at the target. This time a split grip weakened so that only see two fingers of his left hand. You have a "light to swing, but the heel of the club to take the momentum and eventually pointing to the left lens.

We hate all the bunkers, but if you get one, fuel is easier to leave a little less delicately, as required. Keep your weight on left foot - you may have to bury the foot a little to do. Take a normal grip, but stronger to face any resistance when you hit sand. Do not take a full swing, but maybe three quarters, the arms, keeping your legs quite yet. Focus on the top of the ball and turned the ball hit the sand and then watch it fly.

Now you're out of the bunker, approach the green. One of my favorite pictures is the chip short of the green. Hold the stem and lower direction of the ball as the putter is a seven-iron, making it a little more vertical than normal. Keep your position quite close and the ball slightly behind the midline. Keep your weight on your left side and curves around like you would a putter, keeping your wrists firm, so this triangle between wrists, arms and shoulders.

The last shot I would say is a bump and run from the edge of the green in one shot is a choice risky. Use a narrow stance and keep the ball to the left of the axis. Aim your body slightly to the left of goal, but keep your clubface pointing at the target. As with the chip, keep your club quite vertical. When round sweep of the club throughout the grass at impact and rotate your body so that the buckle becomes compatible with the butt of the club.

I hope you find useful. If you can not handle these pictures I hope that you too will become a member of the "I love my club seven iron." Even if it is a virtual club!

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