Ever wondered what it takes to become a scratch golfer. In this golf instruction video, Roger illustrates the difference in the short game between two golfers. One golfer only chips 3 feet closer to the hole than the other golfer, but over a 4 day tournament, that equates to about 20 strokes because of the difficulty in making a 6 foot putt verses a 3 foot putt.
How to hit a “bladed wedge” golf shot. You hit a bladed wedge when your golf ball is on the fringe of the green, resting against the second cut of long grass. The goal is to hit the golf ball in the middle or equator with the leading edge of the clubface.
The second place to use this shot is when you are just a foot or two from the fringe off of the green and you have a somewhat steep downhill shot onto the green where you just need to barely get the ball moving downhill onto the fringe to be able to roll it onto the green near the hole.
1. Use a putting grip
2. Use a putting stroke
3. Use a putting stance
 Chuck Cook’s Building the Perfect Game DVD Series - $ 39.95 Chuck Cook’s “Building the Perfect Game” DVD Series. Legendary golf coach Chuck Cook brings together his extensive knowledge in this complete DVD series. Includes the brand new 2 disk “Building the Perfect Short Game” DVD set and the popular “Building the Perfect Swing” DVD in this entertaining instruction program. Chuck provides you with simple drills and the same fundamentals he taught to top pros like Payne Stewart, Corey Pavin and Tom Kite during thier championship years. The new short game DVDs includes a complete situational section that helps you learn when to use certain shots around the greens and in the sand. Learn to hit consistent chip shots, develop a rock solid sand game and learn to putt and read greens through this extensive DVD series.The DVD includes an entertaining interview with Chuck Cook as he tells stories and provides advice from his 30 years of teaching and coaching top pros to Major Championships. Chuck’s easy style and straight talk is not only enjoyable, but easy to learn as you listen to his proven techniques and drills. |
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