Course Strategy - Golf Videos
This is the area of the game known as golf course strategy, and development of your golf course strategy skills plays a vital role. Browse our list of golf course strategy instructional tips and videos, below, to improve every aspect of your golf course tactics.
- Getting Out Of the Rough
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by David Glenz
Remember to keep it simple and be conservative in the rough, if there is a lot of grass between the ball and the club then us...
- Controlling the Course
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by Jack Lumpkin
Controlling the course stems from controlling the ball, club, body and mind...
- Practice For the Mind
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by Dr. Fran Pirozzolo
Let the mind envision what it wants the body to do...
- Playing in the Wind
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by Paul Marchand
Playing in the wind is an essential part of golf, adjust your attitude and use these tips to enjoy creating the shot...
- Where to Tee Up Your Shot
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by Hank Haney
Tee it up on the same side as the trouble...
- Using Equipment Technology Smartly
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by Laird Small
Changes in club, ball, and shaft technology have increased distance, but it is still the player that must deliver the club to...
- Hooking Around Trees
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by Hank Haney
Play the ball back, aim right, close your clubface and swing inside out...
- Philosophy: Hank Haney
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by Hank Haney
Find out Hank Haney`s philosophy of teaching golf by analyzing your ball flight...
- Hitting to Tough Pin Positions
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by Laird Small
On difficult greens create a red light, yellow light and green light section and play your shot according to the risk involve...
- Step Back to Fix Swing Mechanics
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by Dr. Richard Coop
Create a workshop away from the ball where all your thinking is done...
- Blocking Out Trouble on the Fairway
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by Dr. Richard Coop
Create an imaginary wall from the tee to the middle of the fairway to cover the side where the trouble lies...
- Short Game Practice
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by Sandy LaBauve
There are two ways to practice the short game. First are how-to shots, where you learn how to control trajectory through set ...
- Buried Uphill Bunker Lie
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by Laird Small
Close the clubface and let the toe of the club dig into the sand, the ball go in the direction of the sand not the clubface...
- One-Plane vs. Two-Plane Golf Swing
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by Sandy LaBauve
We should all strive for the lowest maintenance swing possible. The one plane swing is excellent in this regard because there...
- Sidehill Lies
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by Paul Marchand
When the ball is below your feet adjust for the change in your arc and shift in your weight...
