This New Technique Makes Hybrids and Long Irons So Easy

Most senior golfers think they struggle with hybrids and long irons because they don’t have enough speed…but what if the real reason is where their body is moving in the golf swing?

In this golf lesson, Danny Maude shares a simple hybrid and long iron drill that can help senior golfers strike the ball first, stop hitting fat shots, get the ball launching higher, and create more effortless distance from the fairway.

After sharing the “wrench drill” for driver last week, so many golfers asked whether the same feeling works with hybrids, long irons and fairway shots. The answer is yes — and in many ways, this drill is even more useful when the ball is on the ground.

If you struggle to hit hybrids from the fairway, catch the ground before the ball, thin your long irons, lose height, or feel like you can’t reach greens in two anymore, this simple golf drill could really help.

In this video, you’ll learn:

▪️Why senior golfers struggle to hit hybrids and long irons
▪️Why poor contact often comes from moving too far off the ball
▪️How to strike the ball first with hybrids and long irons
▪️The simple “wrench drill” for better fairway shots
▪️How to use your lead side as a pivot point
▪️Why keeping more weight forward can improve your golf swing and ball striking
▪️How to stop hitting fat shots with hybrids
▪️How to create effortless distance without hurting your back
▪️Why the golf club needs to trail your body for more power
▪️How to transfer the drill back into your normal golf swing

⏱️ Chapters:

00:00 Does the wrench drill work with hybrids and long irons?
00:20 How senior golfers can create effortless yards
00:42 How to swing longer without hurting your back
00:54 Free practice guide and
01:06 Why distance matters for lowering scores
01:31 What is the wrench drill?
01:50 Why hybrids need ball-first contact
02:09 Why inconsistent strike happens
02:37 Why the lower body needs to lead
02:58 How to set up the wrench drill
03:20 Why more weight forward improves strike
03:40 How to use the trail foot as a prop
03:57 How to pivot around your lead side
04:21 Why the drill may feel restrictive at first
04:41 Why moving side to side makes contact harder
04:55 How staying forward helps you turn more freely
05:20 Why good players get back forward before impact
05:39 How the drill helps you swing longer
06:00 Why the club trailing creates power
06:28 How the wrench drill improved Adam’s lag and strike
06:49 How to use the drill with long irons
07:04 How to move back towards your normal stance
07:26 How to develop the correct impact feeling
07:51 The key feeling for better hybrid strikes
08:18 How to blend the drill into your golf swing
08:35 Final summary and next lesson

📥 FREE PRACTICE GUIDE
You don’t have to remember everything from this golf lesson. I’ve put the key points into a free practice guide for you. You can download here: dannymaude.com/how-to-hit-hybrids-and-long-irons

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