PGA Pro Marcus Edblad explains how to achieve powerful iron strikes by ensuring the clubface 'sees the ball' throughout the downswing. He demonstrates the 'fingers down' and 'palm push' techniques to eliminate excessive wrist rolling, helping golfers fix hooks and shanks for a more stable impact.
Avoid rolling the wrists open in the backswing, as it forces a compensatory roll at impact.
The clubface should 'see the ball' (stay square to the path) during the downswing to simplify the strike.
Feel a 'pushing' motion with the palm toward the target rather than a flicking or scooping motion.
Use the 'hand on the wall' analogy to train your brain for a square, effortless impact position.