Here are a couple keys to picking the correct golf club and shot out of a fairway bunker.
Fairway Sand Strategy from Grant Brown Golf on Vimeo.
What distractions have you been allowing into your golf game? Do you know how to eliminate them? I'm sure you could think back to your last round of golf and identify a few distractions that might have affected your golf game.
Too many swing-thoughts, worry about previous bad shots, or fear of hitting it in a…
Here's how I hit solid shots from a downslope:
Hitting from a Downslope from Grant Brown Golf on Vimeo.
Here's how I play a punch shot:
How to Play a Punch Shot from Grant Brown Golf on Vimeo. Teaching and Playing Golf Professional Grant Brown demonstrates how to play a punch shot.
Here's how I control trajectory on my greenside sand shots:
Controlling Trajectory on Greenside Sand Shots from Grant Brown Golf on Vimeo.
At one time or another most golfers have encountered this scenario: Your ball comes to rest behind a tree. The tree is blocking your follow through and you are worried about bending the shaft on the trunk of the tree during your follow through.
In the past, I used a standard set-up for this shot and…
Does the wind intimidate you on the golf course? Here in Arizona we don't get many windy days, but when it blows you want to be prepared. Here are my four keys to playing great golf in the wind:
1. Keep the ball low. This number one key will help you the most. To keep the…
My definition of course management: Determining how to proceed based on what you see in front of you on the golf course. What do you see in the picture below?
Here's what I see:
I like to look at the trees closest to me and picture them as if they were outlined in a steel wall. If…
It was a beautiful day. Birds were chirping, the sun was shining and I felt like I had just gotten hit by a bus. I was walking off the 4th hole of my first ever, big professional tournament and I had just made a 13.
That 13 was six years ago; long before I knew the…
I don't know of a better feeling on the course than chipping in from off the green. It's so nice to go pick my ball out of the hole and then sit back and relax while my playing partners putt out.
I'm sure that most people think it's mainly luck when someone holes out from off…
Little known (or thought about) fact:
Reading how your putt will break and aiming your putter face correctly is just as important as making a good stroke.
1.) Find the lowest point of the green: This is the key to correctly reading a putt.
Usually there are 3 or 4 quadrants on an individual green. Each…