How to use short irons when golfing

The clubs in your bag that are considered the short irons are the 8, 9, pitching wedge, and sand wedges. As implied by their name, the short irons have shorter shafts and are used for hitting targets that are about 145 yards or less. This video is a golf guide for how to use short irons. The clubheads on short irons have the greatest angles, providing the most loft in the ball's flight path, and allowing the player to land the ball close to the intended target with minimum roll. The short irons can make or break your round of golf. Greens are usually surrounded by hazards that must be skillfully avoided. Spend time hitting balls at targets that are different distances and figure out how far you can hit each club with a nice, smooth swing. Never try to force the clubhead through the ball. If you make a smooth swing with an 8 iron and the ball travels 120 yards, then the 8 iron is the club to use from 120 yards. Watch this video golf tutorial and learn how to use short irons when golfing.