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What can everyday golfers learn from this week’s best Tour performances?
Mike Malaska breaks down three keys that can help you play better when the pressure rises:
1. Bounce back after a bad hole
Austin Smotherman responded immediately after a costly double bogey. Great players don’t allow one mistake to become three more.
2. Own your tempo
Your tempo should remain consistent throughout the bag—whether you’re hitting a pitching wedge, 9-iron or driver. When your tempo stays consistent, your sequence and timing have a better chance of staying consistent too.
3. Control the clubface
Doug Ghim hit 55 of 56 fairways. Mike explains how reducing unnecessary clubface rotation can make it much easier to deliver the face consistently and hit the driver straighter.
Mike also demonstrates a simple driver drill and explains what a Tour player’s post-shot club twirl can reveal about grip pressure, balance and control.
CHAPTERS:
0:00 Tour Review
0:10 Bouncing Back After a Bad Hole
1:02 Finding Your Tempo Under Pressure
2:17 How Doug Ghim Hit 55 of 56 Fairways
3:24 A Simple Drill for Clubface Control
5:11 What the Tour-Player Club Twirl Reveals
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