Here is an easy way to practice golf swing.  This is a post for everyone who struggles with their swing and really wants to start gaining more confidence and trust in it!  From now only head to the driving range with a 7 or 8 iron, which ever you feel most comfortable with.  This will really be hard for some of you as the driving range is all about working on the majority of clubs in your bag, especially the driver.  The reasoning for this is to develop trust in your swing with the club you feel most confident with.  Everyone has that “go to” club that they always hit great so use that one.

I suggest using these two clubs because they have plenty of loft and they’re much easier to hit then a 5 iron or fairway wood.  Once you start to gain more confidence with the club you choose, go ahead and work your way down the set and start hitting a 6 and 5 iron.  Once you feel comfortable hitting a 5 iron then work your way into hitting hybrids, fairway woods and the driver.  Only move down in loft and irons when you feel comfortable.  It’s better to be patient then rushing ahead and losing confidence in your swing so you have to rebuild that starting back at the 8 iron.

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Your 7 iron back swing is just about as long as your driver back swing so it’ll be easy to adjust to using the longer clubs in your bag.  This will also help if you’re in a position to hit a long shot into a green and you don’t feel comfortable hitting a fairway wood or 4 or 5 iron.  A solid 7 iron may not allow you to get onto to the putting surface but it will place you in a better position for the following shot into the green.