Seve Ballesteros - The Short Game - The Golf Instructional Video - Complete

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Matched only by the instinctive falling skills that underline his mastery of the game, the congenial Eau de Vie atmosphere provided a perfect backdrop to demonstrate his extraordinary timing. Very well, he is a talent of application to the challenges that players must offer, producing pure golf. perfection hi I'm Sarah white esteros welcome to this video I hope to pass on some of the Sperrys and secrets I have acquired over the last 15 years as a professional 15 years during which surbhi has become an international star with five major championships and countless others Tournament victories behind them have also established a bond between him and the golfing public.

He is not only a winning golfer but a charismatic figure who plays an exciting brand of golf that captures the very spirit of the game. He has a magnificent rhythm with one. of the lowest Pat's would have ever won a championship. Seppies have always been considered a natural, as if they were born with a sand wedge in their hand and a perfect swing to match. That is not true. Becoming a champion wasn't easy, it was. the result of long hours of hard work, dedication and commitment, and it is the lessons learned along the way that make up this program.

This video won't make you a champion, but it will definitely make you a better golfer and, who knows, maybe it will even help you hit shots. Thus, the Emirates Golf Club in Dubai is an oasis in the desert and is a good test for any golfer. Although this video is about the short game, we first have to learn the fundamentals to not only apply the basics to our short game, but also to approach the green, first of all, grip is the most important factor for any golfer to when producing a good consistent swing. Let me show you how to do it.

Now let's start with the left hand. Here we have the clap. you have your left hand, you put the stick right there, you make contact with those two fingers and then the rest is the palm, then the thumb goes to the middle of the stick, right there now we have the right hand, this finger goes on top of that one. and the rest of the fingers go directly to the stick. This is what we call an overlapping grip. This is the one I use now. We also have the interlocking grip which is what Mr. Nicklaus uses this is the only difference the rope instead of going down up it goes inwards and everything else is the same so after you can choose any, but make sure you have the right grip and are comfortable with the grip overlapping. is the one I use, that's where your little finger goes on top of the index finger with the grip interlocked, the little finger goes between the middle finger and the index finger, so you also have to remember that the left hand has to naturally enter the grip don't turn your hand too much from side to side, it has to be natural, it's like you're checking someone else's hand, go straight to the club and you also want to make sure that this B goes in the middle of the chest and you should also be able to see two knuckles, if you can do that, that's good, a corrective grip, the next one in the right hand, it also has to come naturally into the club, like the same thing, you check someone else's hand, straighten the inside of the club and You should also be able to see that it is between the right shoulder in the middle of the chest and you should also be able to look at just one knuckle while it happens.

If you see more than two knuckles on the left hand, that means the grip is too strong on the side. left and the result of that is that you hook, you hold the ball, you cross the club too quickly if you don't see any knuckles or maybe just one, there were all of them. from that the hand will naturally come out at impact and what will happen is the club face will open up and then it will be a slice so make sure the B of the right hand ends up between the shoulder and the chest and you should also look one knuckle on the left hand, the B should be in the middle of the chest and also make sure you see two knuckles.

If you can do that, you will have the right grip. Let me give you some advice. You have to hold the stick. with enough pressure to control it, but don't choke the club because the result of this is that you will create too much tension in the forearms and what will happen is you will lose club speed and swing too fast. Next, let's look at the posture. We start with the feet, the feet should be as wide as the shoulders, we have to bend the knees a little, not too much, just a little, then the upper body also a little, be careful with the abdomen, don't go too far.

This will make it difficult for you to spin, so make sure the ball is inside. At that moment we have the position of the ball. The position of the ball should be between the middle and the left heel. Okay, so we have to figure out how far away we should be. from the ball, that is very simple, all we have to do is that after having the previous configuration, we place the left hand, then we place the club and there is the distance you should have from the ball. Okay, so we place the right hand now.

It is important to be square with your feet, knees, hips and shoulders. I'm going to show you how we have three slaps here that will help you direct the square ball to the target the first time. I lie along the line with my feet pointing towards the target, the second I place the ball parallel to the first stick and the third stick is to find the position of the ball in relation to my feet, this is a good tip that will help me . You have to practice the right way, but after setup there is one important thing: how to aim.

Yes, let me show you how to do it. I stay behind the ball and try to find something about three feet in front of the ball, like this. In the case of a patch of grass, I try to visualize the line with those two points directly to the target. I stay behind. I can see the line and then I go in towards the ball that way. I position the clubface to have the line right there. I put the power on, then I look at the target and there is the correct way to aim once we have the setup.

One more thing to do when you're on the ball, make sure you move the club a little bit and also move your body. at the same time, because what happens is that if you stay too still on the ball for too long, everything becomes too tight and the problem with that is that it will be very difficult to recover the club, sometimes it will happen too quickly and you will not have coordination , so keep in mind that less girls move your body and then hit it well, that looks good, now let's try it, okay, let's go out on the course to the 17th fairway, a par 4, let me show you how to play from one. hundred years to the green, let's see what we can do here, put those basic principles into practice with the full take of about 100 years, that's usually a sandwich for me, but it may be a wedge for you, well, that's not so evil.

A look at the action once again here we are putting into practice all the things I have been working on before the correct grip, stance and alignment, but practice is also important to improve the feel of your swing, the shot you I'm playing. Here's a full shot like any other, but you can see it should be a nice and easy game. Good rhythm is as important in golf as it is on the dance floor and sometimes Seve gets the rhythm just right, well, it doesn't always work that way. that, but now let's look at some of the situations that you will have to face in life apart from the fairway, what we have here is a problematic shot for many people, a long bunker shot, but don't despair, this is how you can play, It's actually like a fairway shot, but there are some important differences: first get a firm footing in the sun, swing the club over the ball and make sure not to touch the sun, play the ball a little further back in his posture from normal. wait longer on your left side to encourage the steeper arc needed to catch the ball before the sun, as you can see this shot stops quickly and remember, don't be afraid to take a full swing towards the ball, this time we've avoided the sun. but we are in the RAF, the technique to take this shot is very similar, but you have to take into account how the ball is and how it will react if the ball is sitting, you may get a shuttlecock, because the grass is between the sticks and the ball, the ball will fly further and run further when landing, so be careful, but here we have a pretty good position at the RAF, so the ball sits quite well when landing, however, if the ball is lying down , you may need to go deeper, so you may prefer to take a pitching wedge instead of a sandwich because from that situation the ball tends to fly less and remember one thing: the ball will run much further upon landing from this line.

Now let's get closer to the green and Back to the fairway, so let's try it from fifty years ago. There are two types of shots that we can use. One is the one we can use straight to the panel, which lands nice and soft, and the second one is what we call the hit that he'll hit a throw on the wing and then on the second he'll bite for the basic throw. I play the ball forward in my position. The clubface is slightly open to the target. I take my normal grip but my hands, like the club, are reduced.

Inside my left leg I have my weight approximately 60% on my left side and take an open stance. Note that my feet, knees, hips and shoulders are aligned on top of each other and the swing path goal for this shot is from the outside to the inside and is steep to promote the height needed on the shot note that when I take back the club the angle between my left arm and the club head forms a right angle do not allow the club face to close at the top I move down towards the ball my right knee kicks towards the target do not turn the wrist or collapse the left side, the clubface should be open and facing your face right after impact, if you have done all this correctly, the ball will sit nice and smooth now let's look at the shot we have to change a few things one is the position of the ball instead of being on the left hill it goes almost to the right hill that means coming back to the right foot that way right here then the way it goes more to the left side a little more right there and then I do Teddy Club a little more inclined up in the air right there that means dunk on the downswing the club will enter the ball more vertical and downward with less loft and the result of that the ball will fly even further down the clubface, it has to jump during the swing, everything else being equal, let's take a look at those two shots again because I played the shot with the ball in my position, the ball will fly lower and spend less time in the air.

You'll end up with the court, as you can see here. Now we have the court and you will take a shot. You can play between 25 and 75 using the rim as a reference point. Choose the stick you need. Getting the ball onto the green also depends on the amount of green you have to work with. This time I will use the wedge, but for example I use my father's 8 iron against our apartment in 1983 in the World Match Play. Championship to play this shot stand up straight in the dress grip the shaft a little have the ball in the center of your stance, which should be square the swing is short and you have more arms than hands there is no control in the shot the ball will roll towards the goal when landing to the flag, remember here, have your hands in front of the ball at address and keep your left side steady throughout impact for our next shot, let's go to the spectacular 10, where the green is very well protected by the big bunker I like to show you one of the most difficult shots in golf we call it a filter let me show you how to do it first I open the face of the club then I move the ball a little forward more or less towards the left heel of the left foot, then I put my weight a little more on the right side to create more loft in the club.

I also have my hands behind the ball to create even more loft on the clubface and then I take the club up just behind and off the line and then I come down towards the ball and try to keep my right hand as much as possible and there and also inside the line and I also have to say that it is important to hit higher, don't worry about hitting the ball too hard because the ball will never go too far, okay, let's take a look,now we have a battle. The ball will settle in a day, but let me show you how to play that shot, it's very much the same one we played before the one we call the float shot, there are a few things we have to change, one is we have to hit it a little further back, like in the bunker shot, and then we have to go up a little. a little bit more outside and then get into the ball through the line, but we have to make sure we get deep enough to get under the ball.

Don't forget that we take a look at each player that enters the cube from time to time, so don't do it. Don't worry because with the correct technique it will never be difficult to get out of the bunker. The difficulty is reaching both holes. The 80th green at the image club has plenty of bunkers, making it the best place to show you it all. of shots from the bunker, most people find the bench very difficult but in reality it is not like that one of the reasons why the bunker does not have to be such a bad place is that we have a club, the sangwich is specially designed to give us outlet, so we have the sandwich, the difference between this club and the The rest is that this one has more loft that will help you lift the ball in the air and also the soul is a sticker and is around it that will give you a better chance of reaching across the Sun and also the left of the axis. abbreviated, let me explain the whole setup to you, the reason we have to have the clubface open is because you will get a better launch in the sand, so the reason we do this back here is because we are looking for a solid stance because in the bench it is very important to stay still, so the thali should point towards the left because that will give you a better chance of taking the entire shot.

Also, everything points to the left or to the square because in the bunker you don't need to turn like when you make normal shots, but you have to release everything to the left and to the right, so the weight on the left side is important because that will also make you stay still on the ball and we will also give you a better opportunity. to tell the club a little more directly or proudly, okay, the hands should be in front because that will help you in the serve to open the face of the club, which is essential in the bunker, let's play the shot, but now first nothing let me explain to you. a couple more things, you have to think about how much you have to hit behind the ball, it will be about an inch or an inch and a half, then you have to control the distance based on the speed of the clubface, now that we have the feet. knees, hips and shoulders, all or square, but pointing to the left, that will get you across the line with the clubface, open what we need and then we're going to remove, we have to make sure the clubface jumps up like that. is a square, this is close, make sure you jump the height of the grip, it has to end between the ball and the feet and then on the way down, the height of the grip has to reach the center of the body and square with the ball with the clubface open right there so you have to release a little bit but the right hand has to be open that way you don't close the right hand because what happens is if you do that you will rotate the club which means you will close the clubface and you will overcome the spin, so make sure that throughout the swing the secret is to keep the club face open all the time and you can do that with just your right hand and then you release a little bit. but under, always under and looking at the hole, okay, let's play the shot and see what happens, keep the club face jumping and heading throughout the swing so as not to let your right hand turn at impact, hit the sun behind of the ball, aim to the left of the target. and release along the ball, make sure you have a firm stance and have your hands in front of the ball and wait on your left side.

The speed of the clubface will control how far the trainer pulls the ball and remember to let the sandwich do the work for which. was designed, you don't have to swing in the middle of the loft and the sandwich sole will get the ball out for you. Let's talk about how much we have to hit behind the ball. I'm going to draw a line about an inch and a half behind the ball, this is what you have to hit behind it, of course drawing the line is not correct because in autonomy you will get it will cause you two penalty shots, but to practice It's a good recommendation, okay, then you have to look. the ball you also have to look behind the ball and you also have to hold the club above this hand and where you are supposed to hit not directly at the ball just behind where we are supposed to hit well and then to control the distance that we have to control the distance with the speed of the club face, do not hit more behind with less hand, always make the same amount of sound, but control the distance with the club face, well, let's make one of the most difficult shots In golf, it is the 35-yard bunker shot. now we have the sandwich and the 9 iron, I'm going to show you how to use those two clubs.

Okay, let's start with the sandwich first. Okay, we use the same fundamentals. The only thing that differs is that instead of having the stick. We hit so many jumps that we make the clubface almost square and then instead of hitting the ball 2 inches behind, we try to hit the ball a little less, say an inch, then we take a full swing with the same fundamentals that it should have the face of the club. square instead of open and remember that with this shot you should hit maybe just an inch behind the ball, other than that the shot is the same as before, now let me show you a different way, maybe this way you will find it a little easier, let's say we have a reasonable distance. good lie, we can also use a normal chip and run like we can from the fairway, everything is the same, all we have to do is look at the ball, stay still throughout the swing and just make a normal chip, we can also use the 9. -iron like a normal sandwich, okay, everything is the same, but we have to move a little more to the left because with the Nang object we will spin the ball a little more from left to right, so we have to learn more. to the left and then everything is the same face of the club jumping with the whole body waiting for us to also hit behind and then we take the normal shot.

I normally use this shot, for example, if the grade is uphill and sometimes against the wind because with the sangwich you can always get too much spin and with chipping it is always very difficult to use the distance, so either way you choose the one that suits you. make it easier, play each bunker shot the same basic way to alter the length of the shot, just change the swing speed unfortunately we don't always have a good lie in the bunker so let's start with the difficult ones, now we have a downhill lie . Okay, everything is pretty much the same except you move the ball a little more towards the right foot.

Then you keep the weight a little bit more to the left side and also your upper body, instead of being a little bit back like a normal shot, you move it a little bit forward as well, then you open the clubface up, then low and also. You have to remember that the body has to follow the shot a little, don't stay behind because we are happening, if you stay behind you will hit too much behind the ball or overtake it, so make sure you try to follow the ball a little with your body eh, let's try and see what happens, play with the ball of your right foot, keep your weight on your left side and allow your body to move forward with the shot, don't forget about this situation, you will always get an extra spin, like this Make sure where the pen position is and also make sure you throw the ball accurately, otherwise you will be long.

Another common problem in the bunker is what we call battery life or, if I put eggs, whatever you prefer, okay, let's talk about it. that the posture is the same as that of a normal shot, the entire board is more or less the same but the face of the club instead of being open has to be a square, the reason is that the ball is deep and we have to go deep Also, we have to get the club up in the air, we have to get to the wrist as much as we can and then we have to get down and under the ball as much as we can.

We also have to hit 2 inches behind at that time. make sure that throughout the swing you stay down, don't go up because many people think that when you go up the ball will go up, that's not the case either, it's quite the opposite, you have to stay down as much as you can, let's try to tackle the ball. With the clubface square instead of open, the swing is vertical, so make sure you keep your wrist and stay down throughout impact, the club will lift the ball and get it out for you and remember that in this type of life, be attentive to what happens.

Always get the next shot. Another difficult shot in the bunker is the uphill shot. This is the one we have here. Well, basically what we have to change is the weight that we were talking about before the downward slope. Now we are talking about the downward slope. What I said before is the way it is on the left side, in this case it is the opposite of the weight, it is on the right side because in the bunker we always have to play low, so the way it has to be . the right side, then the club face as well hoping that everything is the same, but we also have to hit the ball a little bit more because from here we will take it into the air and you will land on the green and we will stop quickly.

So make sure you get a little bit more clubface speed and also make sure you get the ball all the way into the pen because from here there's no way you're going to make the right turn. Let's try to make it a pretty good shot. Also remember when you hit. the ball, make sure you stay back, don't follow the shot too much, otherwise you'll sink too deep into the sand, make sure you stay back. Oh, for Servian in his early days, this is one of the shots, it's almost too much practice to play just above. Face an uncomfortable one, just a thought, you don't want 45 yards and he pulls it off very well.

In fact, let me give you some advice. A lot of people hear that they have to open the clubface and it will happen from there, which is so square that they move the club. clubface that way but they also move the grip which is not right, make sure that when you open the clubface from square to open that you keep the butt in the original position in the grip, because what happens is if you go from there to open the clubface and then you move the grip and at impact the grip will return to its original position, which means the clubface will be square, which is not good for bunker shooting.

Note that let's now talk about the ball under the feet in this situation the first time. What we have to do is try to find a comfortable position. Now we have to maintain the posture and grab the club at the end. By doing so, it will be much easier to reach the ball, otherwise if we stay with the normal position. In a normal grip position, it will be very difficult to reach the ball, so keep that in mind, because in the lie we have to aim a little bit to the left because the tendency is to push the ball a little bit well, so make sure that - okay, let's try it, let's now talk about the ball over the feet, it's very simple, it's the

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opposite of the other one, the ball under the feet, all you have to do is choke the shorter club, you have you have to narrow your stance instead of two while and then you have to aim a little bit to the right because from this position the tendency is to throw the ball to the left, so keep in mind that's easy, let's take another look at that from an angle different under you. know what doesn't go in yet, sometimes it may be better for you to use the putter from the bunker, for example, if the edge of the bunker is low, if the edge is high or covered in grass, the ball will never come out, also the part that It is a good choice if the pain is in the front part of the green because using the sangwich we will not be able to stop the ball when you are using the putter in the bunker you have to remember the song, it is a little slower than the grass, so make sure you hit it a little harder, but at other times, when the ping is far away, you may want to chip with the wedge or even a 9 iron to run the ball to the pin.

The technique is similar to shooting from the fairway and the result can be really good, very simple, well I definitely want to see that shots like that have become a smart brand over the years and it's their ability to produce the unexpected and spectacular not only during practice rounds but also when the time comes. during the world's biggest tournaments, that has helped make his name, who first rose to fame in 1976 when, at age 19, inspiring shots like this one helped Jack Nicklaus tie for second place in the open field , the cheeky ladies were ready for the middle and played an absolute. gem of a state, what great pleasure this young man has given us this week and, over the years, that pleasure and pure excitement has continued to be driven by his own very special field.

Improved his golf in 1979, he won his first major, the British Open 22. He was on his way, the youngest winner of the centuryComing from Europe, he went to America and, to the astonishment of the Americans, he also won there. His victories at Augusta and the 1980 Masters in 1983 sealed his reputation, but Sevilla is a committed player. European and although nothing is sweeter than victory against the Americans to the surprise of many, he remained based in Europe and in 1984 was rewarded with perhaps his greatest moment with his second open victory at st. Andrews, the historic home of golf in 1985, so another great triumph, as his personal confidence and motivation seemed to propel the entire European team to victory against the United States in the Ryder Cup and throughout his years as a civic professional has done it today, when he is just over thirty years old. one of, if not the dominant figure in the world of golf, he eagerly awaits a future as promising as the past has been rewarding.

You have to be prepared for all kinds of shots on the golf course and sometimes you need to find something special for you. I can never practice too much. I always keep my tricks for a tough day. Let's try the ball above your feet first. Let me show you how I do it. I open the clubface a little bit. I'm a little to the right because of the position. I also choke the club down the shaft, then try to stay a little high to compensate for the bum, everything else is exactly like a normal shot and I also try to concentrate to make sure my right hand doesn't spin, it's supposed to keep going.

In other ways, if you spin too much, we will get too much spin, which is not good now we have the opposite situation with the ball under our feet. Oh, you lost the BF this time, grab the club near the top of the grip, widen your stance. aiming to the left of the target to compensate for the effect of the slope and the fact of the vertical swing that you will do here we find the line of the ball against the valve cut, don't worry, this is an excellent remedy that is quite easy once you you have practice, we call it the belly wedge you choke on the grip and play in the middle of the ball the shot is firm and you hit the ball with the tab of the club it is like a deliberate At the top, the ball will roll towards the flag like a pad when playing the ball from the lie downhill.

Grab an elevated stick, probably the sandwich to compensate for the fact that this lobe will have a tendency to take off the stick that your left leg will be carrying. most of your weight make a real effort to stay down through the ball now we have an uphill shot. I have the sandwich, but due to position we are going to change the sandwich to a pitching wedge. Because it is very simple, it is uphill. I have to put more weight. the right side, that means then I'm going to create, I'm going to create more loft in the club, so I'm going to try to turn the pitching wedge into a normal sandwich, everything else is the same, let's take a look when we play from this type of light, let's try to use your wedge instead of using a wedge to take into account the fact that this drop will actually tend to add love to the club, of course, we don't have to always play with the sand wedge, let's try three arrows and have fun to show us the secrets from chipping

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nth green which is located next to a lake that afternoon a strong wind begins to blow on the Emirates course but a golf teacher like seve does not allow those things to affect his concentration chipping is my strongest point basically there are two types of shots the low and the high first let me show you the high now we are facing a 40 foot chip shot I am going to choose the sandwich the reason for this is because the position of the pin is very close to the bangs and I am also going to choose the bangs as a reference point now let me show you the technique first of all I take the posture the feet quite close together the feet the knees the hips and The shoulders are all square but pointing to the left, then I put the weight a little on the left side and also keep the clubface a little open.

I move my hands forward a little and the ball is now placed on the left hill. I'm ready to hit. I'm not going to use any wrist like a normal chip and I'm going to try to get the ball just over the rim. Now we have very similar shots at the same distance, but I am going to choose a different club deny arrow this club has less loft the reason is because I have more green to work with and I am also going to use the fringe as a reference point the technique is very similar to sandwich the only difference Again is the loft, if we take a closer look at those two shots we will see, despite the different techniques, how similar the final results are, so that either way can produce the desired result.

Now that we have a 50 foot shot, I'm going to use the pattern play this shot and think that you are on the green all you have to do is try to hit it a little harder using the pattern is very important especially when it is windy because it is a lot easier to control the ball especially when there is not a lot of grass between the ball and the green so remember that sometimes a bad putt is better than a good tip and it is the type of shot that is often chosen to use in tournaments and is listen from over 90 feet away with impressive results, but the key to putting is consistency anyone can occasionally make a great putt the trick is to make it small once now we get to the green let's use the most important club the putter let's start with the grip use that grip I put my left hand on top of the stick, I spread this finger apart, I take those four fingers of the right hand in, then I put this one in the middle of the stick and then I put that one on the shaft a little bit lower, which It will make me use my wrist a little less.

Alright, this is the one I use. Other people, for example, are using the baseball grip, which means both hands are spread apart. Some people are using the normal grip, which is what we call the overlap, and some people are using the left hand crossover like that, but. I have to tell you one thing: the most important thing is to feel comfortable, so no matter which one you are using, make sure you feel comfortable with the ball. Here's my putter grip again. The overlapping grip of my normal rubbers, the left hand goes on top of the club, bend the finger of the right hand under the shaft and place the right thumb on top of the shaft and the index finger to the side, the most important thing is that you feel comfortable with the ball let me show you my personal setup let's start with the position of the ball I put it directly towards the left hill, normally I have my feet a little open compared to the position of the hole.

I move my hands a little forward towards the left pocket and also, if you notice, I erase the height of the putter a little higher. The reason for this is simply because I feel comfortable, that's all. I also try to make sure my eyes and my head are on top of the ball like this which will help me on the retreat and also the follow through and also the middle of both feet and also try to put a little more weight on the left side to lock my stance, which will help me move in the carry movement and also in the follow-through, remember when you have your head. on the ball don't change the direction of your eyes, you can have the ice too much that way or the other way around, make sure you keep a straight line on the hole, okay, let's try to see, I play the ball. from my left heel with an open stance, my hands are slightly in front of the ball and with my weight a little more on my left side, but whatever you do, make sure you have your eyes directly on the ball at address, but first of all let's find the sweet spot in the pattern this is my pattern it looks like the sweet spot is right here in the middle which most people believe but it's not finding out we have to pick up the ball and try hit in the middle of the spot that we think is the sweet spot, let's figure it out in this case as you can see the putter is moving which means there is no such thing as the sweet spot, it has to be a little further back.

Let's try to back up as you can see the putter is jumping the imbalance there. The sweet spot, which is kind of important, now let's try from 6 feet. One thing we must keep in mind is that in the exit, the length in the exit has to be the same as in the continuation, and also another. The important thing in this situation is to make sure the takeaway is also straight back and forth. Let's try to see what happened now. Let's try 15 feet away from the hole. We have to change a couple of things. One is that in the takeaway the stick. it goes a little bit further in to ask where it is in the tracking and then we also have to change the length in the take away tool and in the tracking tool.

By doing so, we will find the correct distance, let's try to remember that the dust goes. back and following inside is a hit, now we have a 30 foot pad, but we have to change one more thing in this case because the length we have to use the wrist a little more to get the correct distance, so instead of go all in one piece we will have to use the wrist a little more like this and we also have to remember that the line is important but the length of the putter is more important, we will have to try not too bad from here, but remember if you want to become on a good putter you have to practice let me show you how I do it first of all I pick up the short distance about 4 feet and I also have a bunch of balls and I start practicing and focusing on a couple of things Once I try it I try to make sure of having a stiff wrist all the time and I also try to focus on the length of the takeaway and the length of the follow through so after hitting a few balls I have the right.

Feeling like I'm still going at 15 feet, 25 feet, I'm 35 feet, so everything stays the same. Remember that you have to practice if you want to become a great skipper. Well, this is what happens if you don't read the Greens correctly. To show you how first I stay behind the ball, I bend and I have to think what the speed is going to be after I know that, I look and say, well, from here it looks like a seven inch break, so I walk on one side. I'm going to take another look if you can see anything, so anything that might affect the direction of the ball, take another look from behind the hole, it tells me I'm right next to it.

I look one more time. time from the other side to see if there is anything on the line after that I return to the original position I will take a look for an hour I concentrate on the speed I think positive and listen to it now too bad you have to be able to read the break if ever You hope to have a good taste, but by studying the line and with practice you will be able to make putts like this, so remember to play for the break like I did during the British Open, but it will swing from right to left. winning major championships with SEVIS dreams when you were young while learning the game, whatever your ambitions are, they can only be achieved with hard work and that means practice, but practice can and should be fun and if you do it this way, who knows , maybe your dreams will. comes true as Doug takes us to the end of the video.

I hope you enjoyed watching it as much as we enjoyed making it for you. Hopefully you can go out and play better than more natural golf.