Golf USA (Golf Store #2287)

Understanding your equipment is necessary for good golfers; hit down with irons to make the ball go up and hit up with metals to hit longer

Don't make things more complicated than they need to be; use the same swing in and out of the bunker and take advantage of the bounce in your sand wedge

Choose a trigger or signal mechanism to come into focus and total concentration before each shot

Look for these two common faults in the backswing that lead to loss of power and control

Use a lock with a string attached to it to feel the momentum of the putter head and learn how to swing your putter like a pendulum

There are two ways to practice the short game. First are how-to shots, where you learn how to control trajectory through set up and swing shape. Second are situational shots, where you move around the short game area and practice specific shots.