🏌️ Enhance Your Game with the Tour Striker Men's 8 Iron Golf Club Review

My hands should be too far in front of the ball at impact which is a little unrealistic so good contact is a chore. When I finally serve it's hard to tell if the ball was flying properly or not because the flight is very low (with 8 irons) and the club loses height on impact. I sometimes use it at the shooting range when I'm bored, just out of curiosity, but it's destined to stay in my garage forever.

My professional golfer gave me the pitch version of the Tour Striker during class and after a few swings I finally saw that you actually got your hands hold before hit FELT . Now it's all about hitting the ball and developing muscle memory. You can see how you should hit the ball by looking down at the racquet. I bought the 8 iron version and hit the mat and turf with it to warm up. This is an excellent study guide.

I have all SW, 8 and Pro 7x. They are really good at getting you to hit the ball right. Over time, my swing just adapted to these racquets. I made no conscious effort to change my swing. I just instinctively knew how to hit that little strip of stick. With my regular racquets my hands are now almost always in front of the ball. You just have to be patient with these racquets as it takes some time for muscle memory to activate.