Twenty-two rules for striking irons: where the ball sits, where the low point falls, and how to turn a decent swing into a repeatable number.
4 chapters · 25 rules
This book covers iron play from address to the moment the turf comes up: ball position, shaft lean, pressure shift, strike location, and the small course-management habits that turn good contact into good scores. The rules are drawn from mainstream ball-striking instruction that most competent coaches agree on, plus the practical feedback methods — divot direction, face spray, carry-distance charting — that let you check your own work without a coach standing behind you. Nothing here depends on a swing theory you have to buy into; each rule is written so you can test it on the range in one session. Drafted with Rulebound AI from the brief: “Create a rule book for golfers explaining how to hit irons”, then edited by the author.
For golfers who can get around a course but still thin, fat, and flare their iron shots without knowing which one is coming.
Initial publication.
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