In order to stop your shanks and pure your irons firstly you need to have a great understanding of where on the club face you are striking the ball at the moment. Once you have an understanding of the current strike location, Pete and Matt will help you understand how improving your balance during your swing can help maintain a consistent strike location and remove the possibility of the dreaded shanks from your game.

So a shot that we may not see too frequently but when it does come seems to come in a heavy batch and we see them for quite a few rounds practice sessions would be the old S word Pete the old Larry Lanks to hosels. Shank you don't like shank no I don't like it one bit. So if you were going to get rid of my shanks forever how are you going to do that for me.

It is interesting you talk about shanks like that people talk about catching them so when you catch the shanks it's probably the most frustrating shot in golf. There's nothing nicer than standing 120 yards out from the green I've got a wedge in hand here that green gaping look nice being in front of me I'm all ready to go bang pull the trigger that's going to impact the ball over on this side. What a frustrating time in your golfing life that would be you know looking like you really excitedhit the ball on the green but you're not really excited about finding over there in the trees confidence takes a nose dive and definitely no enjoyment takes a nosedive.