Brit Golf Dad demonstrates a high tee drill to help golfers eliminate shanking and master impact control. By teeing up a 9-iron at driver height, hovering the club, and aligning the ball on the outer face, players learn how to keep the swing from moving too far out from their feet. The drill encourages a half-speed swing focusing on hitting the ball high and to the left.
Tee up a short iron (like a 9-iron) to driver height to force better height and impact control.
Hover the clubface so the sole matches the level of the bottom of the ball.
Align the ball on the outer two-thirds of the clubface to prevent contact with the hosel.
Make half-speed swings, aiming to launch the ball high and to the left.
Gradually lower the tee height and increase swing speed as control improves.