Recent Articles in SPECIALTY SHOTS

Seeing a shot. Believing in the shot. Executing the shot. The hallmark of a great player.

The brain is the golfers most important tool.

With some practice you will be astounded how you can literally talk yourself into all kinds of shots with proper visual imagery.

No golf course is ever totally flat. We never get the same lies we would get on a driving range.

Undulations and landscape require varying techniques and understandings.

Therefore learning different lies is a key ingredient to becoming and being a better player on the course.

Watch how simple a severe downhill lie shot can be performed by watching the following video.

In this video from the 1998 Honda Classic I use a 9 iron from 97 yards and still manage to hit the ball the correct distance.

There is a real easy way to manage the distance of your iron approach shots. And it is something you probably have never heard of before.

I will shoot a video about this amazing way to alter your distances you hit with your irons in an upcoming video.

Golf is an outdoor game played in the elements.

When the wind whips up- particularly into our faces- we need to combat that wind by taking better control of our ball flight

and learn to keep the flight down to control our shot's distance and direction.

Here are three ways I learned to hit the low iron from my experience of growing up in Melbourne Australia-

a place where the wind is always a factor.