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Box drill for added power

Box drill for added power

Rating: 4

Rob Watts, 10 May 2012 10:40

A key part of building power during the backswing is the hinging of the wrists after the hands reach hip height. But most important is that you swing the club down in a manner that stores the power for impact. As TG Elite Pro Rob Watts explains in this golf video tip, the angle between your left arm and shaft ...

 
How to hit the high draw

How to hit the high draw

Rating: 4

Rob Watts, 10 May 2012 10:35

It’s the shot every golfer wants to hit off the tee but one that requires the courage to aim right and trust your technique. The key point here is that to launch the ball high and start right of target, your clubface must be open at address. As TG Elite Pro Rob Watts explains in this golf video tip, by ...

 
Impact bag drill

Impact bag drill

Rating: 4

Rob Watts, 10 June 2011 16:00

The goal of TG's new Most Improved Golfer campaign 'Love Your Clubs' is to make every club in your bag your trusty weapon of choice, helping you to start shooting those scores you thought you could only dream of.Part Two of this three-part series comes from TG Elite Teaching Pro Rob Watts, who shows you how you can hit your ...

 
Top Takeaway drill

Top Takeaway drill

Rating: 4

Rob Watts, 10 June 2011 15:55

The goal of TG's new Most Improved Golfer campaign 'Love Your Clubs' is to make every club in your bag your trusty weapon of choice, helping you to start shooting those scores you thought you could only dream of. Part Two of this three-part series comes from TG Elite Teaching Pro Rob Watts, who shows you how you can hit ...

 
Gain maximum distance from fairway bunkers

Gain maximum distance from fairway bunkers

Rating: 4.5

Rob Watts, 01 June 2011 12:20

The goal of TG's new Most Improved Golfer campaign 'Love Your Clubs' is to make every club in your bag your trusty weapon of choice, helping you to start shooting those scores you thought you could only dream of. Part Two of this three-part series comes from TG Elite Teaching Pro Rob Watts, who shows you how you can hit ...

 
Make the right play from rough

Make the right play from rough

Rating: 4

Rob Watts, 01 June 2011 12:15

The goal of TG's new Most Improved Golfer campaign 'Love Your Clubs' is to make every club in your bag your trusty weapon of choice, helping you to start shooting those scores you thought you could only dream of. Part Two of this three-part series comes from TG Elite Teaching Pro Rob Watts, who shows you how you can hit ...

 
Snap back into focus

Snap back into focus

Rating: 4

Rob Watts, 27 May 2011 11:42

The goal of TG's new Most Improved Golfer campaign 'Love Your Clubs' is to make every club in your bag your trusty weapon of choice, helping you to start shooting those scores you thought you could only dream of. Part Two of this three-part series comes from TG Elite Teaching Pro Rob Watts, who shows you how you can hit ...

 
Pause at the top sand drill

Pause at the top sand drill

Rating: 4

Rob Watts, 13 January 2011 16:50

If you watch some of the best bunker players in the game such as Ernie Els and Fred Couples, you’ll notice how long and lucid their motion is. Many amateur golfers do the opposite in their downswings, chopping down sharply on the back of the ball with a steep action from outside the line. This will lead to inconsistent strikes ...

 
Two keys for fairway bunker success

Two keys for fairway bunker success

Rating: 4

Rob Watts, 13 January 2011 16:46

The fairway bunker shot differs from a standard greenside trap shot in that you need to strike the ball first rather than the sand. To do this consistently, you should alter your set up in two crucial ways, as TG Elite Pro Rob Watts explains in this golf video tip. One change involves the level of your feet and the ...

 
Ball above feet

Ball above feet

Rating: 4

Rob Watts, 13 December 2010 09:43

You’ll very rarely face a shot from a dead-flat lie and it’s not uncommon to find your ball lying on a slope above your feet. This lie will have a significant affect on the flight of your ball so it’s integral that you adjust your set-up to counteract this and ensure your ball finds the intended target. Aiming right of ...

 

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