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Develop A Go-To Golf Shot

There are numerous reasons why players work the ball. They can hold it up into the wind. Work it away from trouble. Or fade or draw the ball to better get at different pin locations. A straight ball flight would be subject to the wind direction, so for example, if there is a left pin location, the wind is left to right, you would have to start the ball way left of the green and hope the wind brings it back on target. Or you could draw the ball (right handed) into the wind and have your miss (if the wind overpowers the draw) be in the middle of the green. It also can improve the angle of attack depending on pin location and shape of the green. Also think about fairways that bend left or right. Shaping the ball allows them to utilize the most out of the course’s shape.

Video: Jason Blonder Shows You How to Shape Your Shot

My good buddy Jason Blonder is back, and he’s going to address a topic that I get a lot of emails about, but don’t talk nearly enough about: shot shaping. While most pros guard shot shaping secrets like they’re the treasure map to El Dorado, Jason lays out, in plain English, why you just need to make a […]

5 Drills to Control Your Shots Like a Tour Pro

The key to shrinking your golf handicap is to develop a repeatable swing that combines consistency and distance. That’s easier said than done! Some weekend golfers hit the ball long, but lack consistency. On the other extreme, some hit the ball consistently into the fairway, but with far less distance than they need to conquer longer par 4s and 5s over time. One common reason for this lack […]