Below you will find a selection of clips featuring some unusual but common situations. Before you start trying these make sure you have practised and played enough to strike the ball consistently well. The Draw and Fade are two of the most useful shots but if you play them badly because you haven't learnt the correct technique you will be inconsistent and will lose confidence. The best way is to have a lesson with your PGA Pro first, they will get you on the right track much quicker then if you try to teach yourself!! The other techniques we illustrate here should help when out on the course.
Instruction videos have been filmed with or supplied by: John Cook, Mat Cook, Tony Howarth, Tom Jones, Peter Millhouse, Deana Rushworth and TaylorMade Adidas. More information and contact details: Recommended Professionals and Featured Professionals Page.
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Putt line up
Tony Howarth
Hitting low under branches
Deana Rushworth
Fairway wood
Deana Rushworth
Bare lie
Deana Rushworth
Teeing off
Jon Sutherland
Chip 7 iron
John Cook
Chip SW
John Cook
The Chip
Tony Howarth
High Chip
Tony Howarth
7 iron chip
Tony Howarth
Pitch Low
John Cook
Pitch High
John Cook
Pitch Lob
John Cook
Bunkers
John Cook
Create Power
Mat Cook
The Draw
Mat Cook
The Fade
Mat Cook
Ball above feet
John Cook
Ball below feet
John Cook
Downslope
John Cook
Upslope
John Cook
Bunker upslope
John Cook
Bunker downslope
John Cook
Bunker plugged ball
John Cook
Bunker Fairway
John Cook
Bunker 40 yards out
John Cook
The Stinger
Deana Rushworth
How to create spin
John Cook
TaylorMade
Taylormade-addidas golf have kindly allowed us to use these clips featuring some of their tour players offering advice.
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Kenny Perry talks about his swing sequence
Martin Kaymer gives some 3 wood instruction tips
Nick Faldo gives some swing advice
Peter Hanson gives some long putt instruction tips
Raphael Jacquelin gives some bunker instruction tips
Retief Goosen gives some chipping advice
Sean O'Hair talks about his swing sequence
Edoardo Molinari talks about what is in his bag