Matchplay Instruction
Click on some of the links below to watch great matchplay instruction tips from TG Elite Teaching Pros Scott Cranfield and Adrian Fryer.
Expect Your Opponent To Hole Their Putt
A common way momentum is lost is when your opponent holes an unlikely putt. Here TG Elite Pro Adrian Fryer explains how to overcome this scenario. |
Swing Easy On Par Threes
One way you can gain the upper hand is to take an extra club and swing it easy to confuse your opponent. TG Pro Scott Cranfield explains how in this video tip. |
Always Keep Your Ball In Play
By keeping your ball in play, you force your opponent to make birdies to gain the advantage. Here Scott Cranfield demonstrates how.
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Display Aggression Early
Letting your opponent know that you’re willing to be aggressive from every tee sends a signal of intent. In this video TG Elite Pro Scott Cranfield highlights how you should do this and the benefits of it.
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Always Intend to Mark Your BallYou can become unnecessarily frustrated in matchplay if you expect your opponent to give you a putt they don’t. In this video Scott Cranfield shows some of the benefits of always marking your ball quickly. |
Keep Your Eyes Busy And Your Mind Still
After a bad hole, try to embrace your surroundings as TG Elite Pro Adrian Fryer explains in this video matchplay instruction tip. |
Here you can read all about how to win your next matchplay encounter. We’ve got advice from Ian Poulter, Jack Nicklaus, Stewart Cink, among many others.