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Get golf instruction on etiquette, warm up, putting, reading the green, putter fitting, and chipping, in this free online video series.
There are 15 videos in this series:
Learn golf etiquette such as fixing the ball mark with expert tips in this free golf instruction video.
Learn golf etiquette such how to rake a sand trap with expert tips in this free golf instruction video.
Learn golf etiquette such as how to stand on the green with expert tips in this free golf instruction video.
Learn golf etiquette such as fixing a divot with expert tips in this free golf instruction video.
Learn golf essentials such as the pre-game warm-up with expert tips in this free golf instruction video.
Learn useful pre-game golf stretches with expert tips in this free golf instruction video.
Learn how to warm up on the putting green with expert tips in this free golf instruction video.
Learn how to gauge distance for successfully sinking a putt with expert tips in this free golf instruction video.
Learn how to ensure correct direction of the putt with expert tips in this free golf instruction video.
Learn golfing essentials such as putting drills with expert tips in this free golf instruction video.
Learn how to effectively gauge or read the green to sink a putt with expert tips in this free golf instruction video.
Learn the proper manner for fitting the putter to the golfer's height and swing type with expert tips in this free golf instruction video.
Learn golf essentials and basic techniques such as chipping with expert tips in this free golf instruction video.
Learn golf essentials and basic techniques such as golf shot alignment with expert tips in this free golf instruction video.
Learn golf essentials and basic techniques such as golf shot foot positioning with expert tips in this free golf instruction video.
Though Musselburgh, Scotland is home to The Old Links, oldest golf course in the world, golf is rumored to have begun in the Netherlands in 1297. After seven hundred years it still follows the same basic premise: hit a ball into a hole using a stick and the person who hits it the least to get it into that hole wins. Today a golfer may have any number of sticks, called clubs, made up of wood, graphite, or titanium. Each club has a specific use depending on the type, whether it is the driver for the opening long ball hit, the wedge for shots out of the sand trap, the putter for the last, relatively short shot into the hole located on the green, or a variety of irons for anything in between.
Golf is a game of finesse more than brute force, consequently not only is technique keenly important but also a fine set of rules of etiquette has been established that anyone from John Q. Public to Greg Norman and Tiger Woods are wise to adhere to.
In this free video Jason Wyatt, head golf professional of Sunningdale Golf Club, demonstrates basic golf essentials such as: fixing the ball mark, raking a sand trap, where to stand on the green, fixing a divet, warming up, stretching, warming up on the putting green for a put, gauging distance and direction for a put, some practical drills to improve technique, reading the green, choosing the proper putter, chipping, foot alignment, and foot positioning.
Jason Wyatt Jason Wyatt is the Head Golf Professional at Sunningdale Golf & Country Club, in London, Ontario. He became a member of the Canadian Professional Golfer’s Association in 1995. When he wrote his class A examination three years ago, he received the Tex Noble Award, which was awarded for the highest mark in Canada amongst his peers. Along with his exceptional knowledge of equipment and club fitting, he has maintained a strong level of playing ability. He won the Southwestern Ontario Assistants Mini Tour in 2002 and took second in 2003. He won Southwestern Ontario Assistants Match Play in 2004.dkdk
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