Golf instructor Clay Ballard demonstrates how to eliminate pulled iron shots by keeping the trail arm tucked on the downswing. By using a golf glove under the right armpit, golfers learn to shallow the club shaft and attack the ball from the inside. Ballard also explains how combining an inside path with proper forearm release promotes a consistent draw.
Tuck your right shoulder and elbow into your body at the start of the downswing to avoid coming over the top.
Place a glove under your right armpit during practice swings to provide immediate feedback if your elbow flies out.
Adopt a slightly stronger grip and keep your right elbow tucked close to your hip at setup to encourage an inside path.
Allow your forearms to roll over through impact during the release to close the clubface and hit a soft draw.