How To Hit Irons In Golf

If you set the correct techniques in place and stick by them then you will be on the right path to being a good iron player, and you will know how to hit irons. The only thing that will being missing is the consistency, but that will come by sticking by these principle and making them second nature to your game.
1: Get a good posture. Bend from the waist, and don't slouch your back. Give a slight flex in the knees that will give a solid, but flexible base to swing on. Just like your home your swing is built on good foundations.
2: Swing the club around your core. Keep your body passive with not too many moving parts so to cut down on potential problems. Use an arms and hand swing to make a consistent, repeatable swing more achievable.
3: Have a good wrist cock at the top of the back swing. This will create lag on the downswing which will whip the club head through impact for more distance and spin.
4: Don't stop when you hit the golf ball. Hit through the shot for more consistent results and acceleration through the strike. See the turf after the ball is gone to promote not lifting your head too early and continuing your swing through the impact zone.
5: Never hit any irons over your own limit. If you are swinging too hard then hit another club. Swinging withing yourself will promote a more consistent swing and will have you hitting golf irons with much better results.

After you get a sound and repeatable technique nailed down on how to hit golf irons the next thing is to increase your consistency, so you have the confidence to stand over a shot and know where it is going and how far.
1: When swinging your club think of three things. Tempo, Tempo, and Tempo. Having a grooved pace to your swing will mean that there is less chance of things getting out of sync and as a result less chance of hitting fat or thin shots.
2: Maintain a good flex in the right knee during your back swing so you don't over swing the club. This would lead to a number of potential problems with the club not being in tandem with the body and therefore giving very inconsistent yardages.
3: Make good use of your time on the range. Don't just hit balls and leave. Check how far each iron travels and keep a note of these distances to use on your approach shots as they arise.

Knowing how to hit irons in golf is one thing, but knowing how far each iron goes and knowing how to hit irons consistently with a reapable swing is another. This extra ability will lower your scores greatly by taking a lot of guess work out of your game and having more control over your round. Getting a sound technique that you believe in and trust is all important, and below I have a link that will maybe lead you to last golf training and tips that you will ever need.
Good look in your golf game and play well.