Hit a “Texas Wedge” Golf Lesson
Are you ready to up your golf game with a lesson on how to master the “Texas Wedge”? Discover the key techniques and tips to improve your skills on the green in this comprehensive guide. Hit a “Texas Wedge” Golf…
How Jon Rahm Crafted The Best Short Game in Golf
Do you ever wish you could perfect your short game in golf? If so, you’re in luck because today we’re going to dive into the fascinating journey of Jon Rahm and how he crafted the best short game in golf.…
Stop Chipping With Your 60° Wedge
When it comes to improving your golf game, one area that often gets overlooked is chipping. Many players tend to reach for their trusty 60° wedge without considering if it’s the right tool for the job. In this blog post,…
Window Drill with Chuck Cook (Throwback)
Welcome to our blog post, where we take a trip down memory lane and revisit the incredible Window Drill with Chuck Cook. Join us as we reminisce about this classic training exercise that has helped countless golfers improve their game.…
Shawn Cox Short Game Tip #golflife #golf #golfclubs #golfer #golfaddict #golfinstruction
Hi, golf enthusiasts! Welcome to my blog post where I, Shawn Cox, will be sharing my expert tips on improving your short game. As a passionate golfer myself, I understand the importance of honing this particular aspect of the game.…
Matt Fitzpatrick’s Favorite Chipping Drill: Change Your Short Game!
In golf, the short game can often make or break a player’s score. And when it comes to chipping, Matt Fitzpatrick’s technique is certainly one to take note of. As a professional golfer with multiple wins under his belt, Fitzpatrick’s…
Want to Master the 50 Yard Bunker Shot? See This Trick!
Do you want to be a master of the 50 yard bunker shot? In this video, we’re going to show you a very helpful trick that will help you become great from 50 yard out in the sand. This trick…
95% of Golfers Don’t Play Short Par 4’s Correctly.
In this video, we address a huge issue with how amateur golfers play short par 4’s. Short par 4’s should be an opportunity to make a simple par, or a great birdie, but they often turn into blowup holes full…