How to Move the Low Point Forward in a Golf Swing
The pure, compressed feeling of a perfectly struck iron shot is what keeps us all coming back to the golf course. That click noise, followed by a pleasing, shallow divot that appears <em>in front</em> of where your ball used to be, is the goal for every iron swing. The secret to achieving this consistently isn't about brute strength or a complicated swing, it's about controlling where the bottom of your swing happens, a concept known as the low point. This guide will break down exactly how to move your low point forward, transforming your iron play from inconsistent thins and chunks into pure, ball-first contact.

