In this instruction video, Brit Golf Dad presents a high-tee training method at Turkey Creek to cure golf shanks. By teeing up a 9-iron at driver height and hovering the clubface, golfers learn to align impact on the outer toe portion of the clubface at half speed, restoring proper swing path and ball contact.
Tee up golf balls at driver height when practicing with a 9-iron to enforce clubhead height control.
Hover the club at address so the sole sits no lower than the base of the teed ball.
Align the ball on the outer two-thirds (toe side) of the face to avoid hosel contact.
Swing at half speed aiming to launch the ball high and slightly to the left.
Gradually lower tee height and increase speed as contact consistency improves.