Why Your Irons Keep Coming Up Short

Grab the free 26-page Practice Planner: https://playreadygolf.beehiiv.com/pra... Get the free 59 Minute Practice Plan: https://onelink.to/59minplan Start your free 7 days of the Play Ready Golf app: https://onelink.to/93ggkv 80% of missed greens miss short. That is not a swing flaw. It is the most predictable event in golf, and courses are literally designed to punish it. This video shows the miss map inside 30 million tracked amateur shots, the 2 reasons your approach shots keep coming up short, and the 3-piece fix that fits the 1 range trip a week you actually have: aim for the back of the green, train contact instead of positions, and track the 1 stat that moves scores, greens in regulation. Questions? Email me: isaak@.playready.golf CHAPTERS 0:00 Your miss is not random 1:13 30 million shots say the same thing 1:42 Where the course hides the trouble 2:11 Reason 1: the yardage in your head 3:51 Reason 2: the strike tax 5:01 Piece 1: hit the back of every green 6:03 Piece 2: the range hour 7:16 Piece 3: track 1 stat 7:41 You're not inconsistent SOURCES Shot Scope database, over 30 million tracked amateur shots. 80% of missed greens miss short. A 20 handicap averages about 4 greens per round with 11 misses completely short. 72% of greenside sand and water sits short of the green. Greens per round by scoring bracket, about 9 for 70s shooters, about 5 for 80s shooters. Arccos data, published by Lou Stagner. Scratch golfers cover 94% of the distance on an average approach. A 20 handicap leaves 1 in 4 approach shots under 70% of the distance, versus 8% for scratch. Golf Laboratories robot test for Golf Digest. A toe strike costs about 12 yards of carry. Adam Young, The Practice Manual. Ground strike and face strike.