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Rehearse approach shots correctly

Rehearse approach shots correctly

rating is 2.5

Lee Scarbrow, 27 August 2010 11:41

You can’t expect to hit the green with your approach shot if you don’t rehearse the shot correctly with your practice swing. In this video tip, TG Elite Teaching Pro Lee Scarbrow explains how rehearsing the shot correctly with a fully committed practice swing will result in improved success on your approach shots!   brightcove.createExperiences();

 
Use the slopes to your advantage

Use the slopes to your advantage

rating is 2

Lee Scarbrow, 27 August 2010 11:38

When faced with a sloping green, you shouldn’t just ignore the slopes and go straight for the flag! If you can, try and use them to your advantage to get your ball closer to the hole. In this example, TG Elite Teaching Pro Lee Scarbrow finds himself facing a chip to a flag just over the top of a ridge. ...

 
Pace your putts

Pace your putts

rating is 2

Lee Scarbrow, 27 August 2010 11:32

Being a good putter from long range requires practice and lots of it! A good routine to get into when practicing putting from distance is to pace the putt out first. Then, when you make a good putt, try and remember how the tempo felt and also the length of stroke for that length of putt. As TG Elite Teaching ...

 
Top Chipping Drill

Top Chipping Drill

rating is 3

Lee Scarbrow, 27 August 2010 11:27

The key to consistent results when chipping is a gradual acceleration into the back of the ball. When the golfer takes the club away too quickly, it’s only natural for the club to decelerate as it comes back to the ball. This will often lead to fat and thin chip shots and an almost certain bogey! A great drill to ...

 
Keep the tempo on long bunker shots

Keep the tempo on long bunker shots

rating is 4

Lee Scarbrow, 27 August 2010 11:21

When faced with a long bunker shot from a greenside trap, it’s easy for us to get quick and jabby through impact in a last-ditch attempt to achieve the required distance. But when we do this, we often lose our rhythm and collect either too much or too little sand. In this video tip from TG Elite Teaching Pro Lee ...

 
Align your ball on the tee

Align your ball on the tee

rating is 0

Lee Scarbrow, 27 August 2010 11:08

Many golfers of all abilities draw a straight line on their golf ball to help them align the putter on the green. But why stop there? Any chance you get to handle your ball before striking it, use this to advantage by aligning a line on your ball to your intended target. Rory McIlroy did this during the first round ...

 
Which club should you chip with?

Which club should you chip with?

rating is 3.5

Steven Orr, 18 August 2010 16:55

Many golfers who have recently taken up the game naturally struggle to understand which club to use around the green and the factors to take into consideration. The goal when chipping should be to choose a club that gets you over whatever obstacle you face between you and the flag. It could be a bunker, some thick rough or even ...

 
Relieve tension in your chipping

Relieve tension in your chipping

rating is 5

Steven Orr, 18 August 2010 16:50

Golfers that try and keep the clubface square to the target when chipping will naturally suffer from excessive tension in the arms and wrists. As a result, their ball striking will be poor and extra pressure will be put on their putting to try and save par. In this golf video tip, TG Elite Teaching Pro Steven Orr shows you ...

 
Chip with a rescue

Chip with a rescue

rating is 4

Steven Orr, 18 August 2010 16:35

Poor ball position is a common cause of mis-struck chip shots. Position the ball too far back means the club will be coming in too steep leading to fat shots. Positioning the ball too far forward means you’ll be hitting up on the ball, increasing the risk of catching the ball thin. With a rescue club, the ball position naturally ...

 
Putting from long range

Putting from long range

rating is 4

Andy Lavers, 17 August 2010 13:21

Poor putting from long range is where three-putts are made. It might be that you’re not too clever from close range, but the reason you’ve left yourself that awkward distance is because your first putt was off target. If you struggle to find that dustbin lid, this golf video tip from Burghley Park Head Pro Andy Lavers will be right ...

 

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