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Learn the intricacies of the short game, the fundamentals that the best players in the world utilise to get the ball up and down from anywhere. Learn how to apply the shots from the variety of lies you encounter on the course and how to practice the techniques to maximise your practice time.

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The pivot is the engine of the short game. The body will be in charge of the motion whilst the wrists, hands and arms will provide the artistry. The arms and body will work as a cohesive unit, learn how to apply this to create a bullet proof technique.

01-05

Using the arms and hands too much is a killer for lots of peoples short game. Learn how to problem solve by reverse engineering the learning process understanding contact and the alterations you need to make in order to get perfect contact.

01-06

Your hands still do a lot of work, they are what provides the artistry and help you alter the trajectory. Learn how setup dictates what the hands will do at impact.

01-07

The length and width of the follow through dictates the spin and trajectory of the shot. Learn how the length and width of the follow through work with the hands to vary shot type.

01-08

Learn what the bounce is, how it is used and how the best players in the world access all areas of the sole in order to access any flag and get the ball up and down.

01-09

We all have our own individual tempo, learn how to utilise your own unique tempo and rhythm and apply this to create your own short game mastery.

02

Learn what shots to play in any given situation. We take the short game to the golf course and see how you vary the shot to suit the unique positions you encounter on the course.

02-01

See how altering weight distribution, ball position and handle height to vary trajectory and hit all types of shots from a low running chip to a high soft shot.

02-02

The hierarchy of a chip shot are strike, speed and trajectory. Learn the importance of understanding these key fundamentals and how vital they are to short game success.

02-03

Learn the DNA of a chip shot and how applying these will help you choose the correct shot for the situation you encounter.

02-04

You will be able to get the ball up and down from anywhere when you learn how to apply the the DNA and choose the right shot and alter the trajectory and spin to get the ball up and down.

02-05

Tour players make bunker shots look simple, find out what the tour players utilise in their techniques to guarantee contact, spin and trajectory.

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How you practice and apply the techniques you use is vital to your success, the practice will be broken into sections. You will work at the technical aspects of your short game and then apply some pressure via tests.

03-01

All practice begins with block practice where you are working on pure technique and working through a variety of shots. You will spend more time on the shots you are struggling on and you will begin the evaluation with how you are controlling your strike, then your speed and lastly your trajectory. Then you can use feedback loops to ascertain your skill development in a chosen area.

03-02

Applying SMART practice sessions in golf that include feedback loops allow you to own the changes in your game.

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Tests form a vital part of your practice they are where you will be able to pressure test the technique. It’s where you will build your skills and learn how to create the diversity you will require on the course and in competition. The key with all tests is to record the scores and aim to beat this each time you do the test therefore simulating competition pressure.