Hitting your irons closer to the hole is the quickest way to break the stats and start scoring better. Distance control is the primary skill linked to proximity to the hole. A pin high shot beats an on line shot more often than not. Here we’ll help you nail down your distance control for both stock numbers and awkward yardages.

When we learn a new swing we’re hitting in a completely controlled environment. But guess what, the course is an unpredictable environment. Simply put—the range is flat and the course is not. But we do have techniques to help you get through those uneven lies successfully.

We have to find the short grass if we want to have any plans for lower scores. They say the best putter—of the best drivers—wins every week on tour. So lets learn about the fairway finder driver.

You always want to look up and see the ball reacting in the way you thought it would during your pre-shot routine. If you’re seeing double crosses or unexpected curvature—this video is for you!

A sound golf swing doesn’t necessarily mean lower scores. The first step to using your new move is learning to control your trajectories so your distance control can tighten up!