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Here are three keys to being a successful putter of the golf ball: 1. Proper alignment – both with your body and the putter face in relation to your target line. 2. Solid contact with a consistent path. 3. Starting your ball on your intended line. Watching this video, you will learn how to set up an all inclusive drill to help you work on the above keys in putting. I feel this is a putting drill that everybody should use. This video/drill includes: - How to properly set up a chalk line - How to properly set up a gate drill - How to properly provide yourself feedback when practicing #golf #golflessons #putting #golftips #puttingtips #bestputtingdrill #chalkline #gatedrill

To hit an effective chip shot consistently in golf, follow these key steps: 1. Stance and Setup: • Position the ball slightly back in your stance (towards the back foot) for a downward strike. • Keep your feet close together with weight slightly favoring your front foot. • Use a short, firm grip and ensure the hands are ahead of the ball to encourage a clean strike. 2. Club Selection: • Choose a club with enough loft (like a wedge or 9-iron) based on the distance and height you need for the shot. 3. Swing Technique: • Make a short, controlled backswing, using mostly your arms and shoulders—avoid excessive wrist movement. • Focus on a smooth, firm motion, striking the ball first, then the ground, to ensure solid contact and consistent ball flight. 4. Follow-through: • Keep the follow-through compact and controlled, ensuring the clubface remains slightly open to promote a soft, accurate landing. By focusing on a stable setup, controlled motion, and clean contact, you can hit consistent and effective chip shots around the green. #MIKEYGOLF #golf #golfclinic #golftips

Hitting a successful bunker shot in golf requires a specific technique to get the ball out of the sand and onto the green with accuracy and control. Here’s how to approach it: Dig your feet in with a wide base (wider than shoulder width apart). Because this requires a full swing, we need stability in our lower body. This will also help you keep your lower body quiet. Draw a line in the sand, straddle the line, and make swings trying to enter the sand on the line. If you hit behind the line CONSISTENTLY, it is ok. You have a consistent BOTTOM to your swing. You would then put the ball a couple of inches in front of where you can consistently enter the sand and splash it out. A few keys are: - VERY soft hands and wrists - A BIG SWING - Following through to get the sand OUT of the bunker. If the sand does not get out, the ball will most likely not get out #MIKEYGOLF #golf #golfclinic #shortgame

An effective pitch shot in golf is a short, accurate approach shot typically played from within 40 yards of the green. It uses a lofted club to produce a high, soft trajectory that lands gently and stops quickly. The key to a good pitch is solid contact, proper club selection, and the right amount of wrist hinge to create control and spin for a precise, controlled landing. A Pitch will spend more time in the air than on the ground and is used in situations where you have to clear an obstacle (ie bunker, rough, hill, water, etc). Your ball position should be centered, weight on your lead foot (Left foot for RH Golfers, Right foot for LH Golfers). Controlling distance will come from two things - a CONSISTENT TEMPO & the length of your backswing. #MIKEYGOLF #golfclinic #golftips #shortgame

Footage from Summer Clinic at Delaire Country Club Set up 1 Alignment stick just inside your club pointed directly at your target Set up 1 Alignment stick just outside your toe line IMPORTANT: Make sure these are 2 parallel lines COMMON FLAW: Most people setup their body to the target, and not the club FIX: Learn how to setup to the club, training your body to be slightly left (for right handed golfers) of your intended target Most people who have an “Over The Top” move in their swing have developed it from poor body alignment. If you setup your body right of your target, your eyes don’t see that. They only see where you want to send the ball, which is where you will try to “pull” the ball back on line. Fix your alignment, Fix your swing!

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