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Brooks Koepka last October at the Alfred Dunhill Links championship.
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Brooks’ game partner Koepka hits his ball from a place down a palm, and winner approves. Is a good shot. What he would do.
What is what amateurs do not do, he said.
What if they did? And what is the result when they don’t? Koepka knows. He was talking in a recently posted video YouTube channel of Rick Shiels’And the hit described above, hit by Shiels, began his thoughts.
Playing the goal as Shiels equals a better “nine times out of time,” Koepka said in the video. It’s boring. But keeps you in the hole.
Yes, to say, hitting a longer iron? Maybe you can bend the ball in the green. Or you can also hit the tree. Or worse. The chances of a strong stroke increase.
All this is a rule when dealing with trouble, Koepka said, and it’s something amateurs don’t understand.
“Amateurs, like, play pro-ams or just playing with them at home and various things like this,” Koepka said in the video, “When they get into trouble, is they always think they should go for green and hero the shot. And I think it’s amazing when you go play with these guys, I’m like, if you just hit it to like how you did – play it safe, you know, get a wedge , you will end up making a better result nine times by 10.
“And coming from you, you will be like, hey, you know what, I will hit with 3 wood and try to hit it in green, or try to hit the shot. Look, I I couldn’t hit it in the green from where you were, because I think this is just one thing AMS, they don’t understand is, in favor, when you have problems, the first rule is to go out. “
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Ok good point
But why not them? There is a lack of excitement – but in the video, Shiels thought about something else. Or someone, on the contrary.
“But it’s also your sons’ fault,” he told Koepka, “to give everyone hope that it can be achieved.”
Koepka laughed.
“Yes, no, yes, no, no, true,” he said. “We are the ones who blame this. And then you have some boys, as you stay there again, they can hit him in green exactly where I hit him and you are like, how happened in hell? “
Let’s keep the conversation about lowering the shock in motion. Last August, Golf.com wrote a story entitled “Nick Faldo, others asked for 1 way to cut the blows. Here are their answers,” and this story can be found By clicking hereor moving immediately below.
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Think differently about success in shots played in green, says a new star.
Think differently at the club played around Green, says a big winner six times.
Think differently in green, says a PD World Tour Pro.
It makes you at least think, right? The three players, along with four others, were talking this week in a video shared by the DP social media team in Tour (which you can Look completely here), and the seeming thoughts followed a relatively easy question: what is a way to cut round blows? The answers, however, were unique understandable. The tips for Gleaning from Pro is a fun exercise, as we not only learn, but we take a little look at what gives it the best advantage in the world.
But quite with the presentation of this story. Below are the seven tips, with some thoughts below each.
Nick Faldo, the other goods required 1 way to cut the shocks. Here are their answers
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‘Old Chip School’
“So if you want to get rid of a shot, the old school chip with your 8-i was a little more,” said Nick Faldo, a great winner six times. “Because it’s great, especially when you have a bad lie from the green side, the ball is sitting a little. And you have this beautiful beam here, and you use it almost like a mini-rut iron. And I i I raise my hands up, the weight is (remove the right foot up) and placed the ball immediately from the right finger. It’s just like deciding.
Author’s Note: In particular, Faldo did not hit 60 degrees. An 8-time can also be a game for clashes and jogging.
‘Five percent’
“This is how to lose a blow in a round managing your expectations,” said Rasmus Hoygaard, a 2-year-old. “For us pro, let’s say we have 100 meters in the flag. If we hit it within five percent of the distance, which would be five meters or 15 meters, we will earn in strokes obtained. So for us, when Think about it, hit it within five meters, it doesn’t look so well from the right path, but you are actually winning the field by hitting it at that distance. , don’t think you have to hit it in 10 meters every time if you have a wedge in your hand. . “
Author’s Note: From an old school thought, to some math of the newest school. That was really good.
‘If you have shots, i’m using them’
“This is how to get rid of a hit from tee for round,” said Connor Syme, a seven-year-old professional currently playing on the DP tour. “You’re trying to remove bunkers from the game, get the dangers from the game. Especially if you have shots, you are using them to your advantage. So it can be a 3-light away from this tee, so you’ve always got a Complete stroke.
Author’s Note: Bomb-and-Gaugers may disagree. But there is nothing wrong with the safe game.
‘Aim for the good side’
“This is how to save a blow from the right path,” said Adrian Otagui, a 13-year-old professional who currently plays on the DP World Tournament. “I think of amateurs you can save a shot or even more. Instead of aiming for pin every time you aim at the good side. So if the pin is tight on the left, you can aim a little On the right side.
Author’s Note: Another safe game thought. Birds are good. Doubles are not.
‘Beware of the rhythm’
“This is the way I would advise an amateur to cut a stroke in green,” said Vincent Norman, a four -year -old professional who played the past two seasons in PGA Tour. “I see that many amateurs fall in love with the line and mistreat the pace quite. I would simply advise them to be careful with the first pace before you read and then try to die. In these strokes of delay bonus. “
Author Note: There is more than one part for placement.
‘Don’t be shy to get the break’
“If I was going to help you save a blow around the greens, don’t be scared to get out,” said Tyrrell Hatton, a Cupper Ryder three times. “Your worst putt is better than your worst chip. Use putter.”
Author’s Note: This show is a personal favorite of mine, especially if the grass is short and dry.
‘Get an extra club’
“That’s how you can cut a blow from your round,” said Marco Penge, a 26-year-old professional. “I think most amateurs think they hit a 9-Herkuri or an 8-when farther away than they actually. So I would recommend all amateur players get an extra club and I hope it helps . ”
Author Note: Using a release monitor can open a few eyes.
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Nick Pastowski is an old editor on Golf.com and Golf Magazine. In his role, he is responsible for editing, writing and developing stories throughout the golf space. And when he is not writing about ways to hit the golf ball farther and narrower, Milwaukee’s locals are probably playing the game, hitting the ball left, right and short, and drinking a cold beer to wash his result. You can turn to him for any of these topics – his stories, his game or his beers – in Nick.piastowski@golf.com.