Scooping
What is actually happening
Your lead wrist is breaking down (cupping) through impact — the clubhead passes the hands before the ball, adding loft and lifting instead of compressing.
What it costs you
Scooping is the number-one reason irons launch high and land short. You lose forward shaft lean, compression, and every yard the club was designed to give you.
Lead wrist flat and knuckles down through the strike — trap the ball against the turf.
Ball-Back Punch Shots
Play a 9-iron two ball-widths back in your stance and hit knee-high punch shots finishing with the hands ahead of the clubhead and the follow-through cut off at hip height. Ten punches, then two normal swings keeping the same impact feel.
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