Grab a high-lofted iron like an 8 or 9-iron and make small swings. See if you can clip the grass as you swing at an even pace. “Feel that pressure move back and forth,” Larkin says.

You will feel your right arm gradually extending in the downswing. This is what you want to feel as opposed to jamming it into your side. Tee up a ball and hit a few 7-irons with just your right arm.

If you're now pulling a 6-iron out of the bag where you used to reach for an 8, your lack of power likely has something to do with your angle of attack, says Gene Parente, president of Golf Club ...

Those clubs in your bag marked “S,” “P,” “9” and “8” are called “scoring” clubs for a reason: If you don’t know how to use them from inside 125 yards or so, you won’t be ...

The Tour launches of the Titleist T-Series and Ping I240 irons this week got me thinking about my own game and what's most important when finding the right iron for 2025. By using myself as the ...

Five Iron Golf at 1000 State St. is under construction and will soon be taking a swing into the Erie sports and entertainment sphere with multiple golf simulators.

Our top pick in this guide on the best golf irons for seniors comes from Ping, a brand synonymous with high-quality, ...