The next time you find yourself with an uphill lie greenside, use this tip from Titleist Staff Member Trillium Rose to chip it close and convert that up and down. Explore even more tips and drills from some of the best instructors in the game at https://www.titleist.com/instruction.
You missed the green and left yourself a difficult, short-sided wedge shot to a tucked pin. What do you do? Titleist staff member and short game expert James Sieckmann is here with a few different options for how you can play that next shot and hopefully convert the up-and-down.
Introducing “Tour Coach” with Tony Ruggiero and Cleveland Golf. In this episode, Ruggiero describes how choosing the right wedges for your game starts in the bunker, where the right wedge can help you get out of the sand with ease.
Ever wonder how pros hit that low spinner around the greens? Here’s your chance to learn how to do it from two of the best! Learn how to hit that low spinner with arguably the best wedge designer in history, Roger Cleveland, and short game pro, Wesley Bryan. From set up to execution, dial in…
Visualization and imagination is vital for Ian Poulter as he lobs his Pro V1x just clear of the vertical lip of a greenside bunker. His golf ball strategically lands on the fringe before riding a slippery down-grain ridge toward the back pin. The Titleist golf ball embodies product performance and quality excellence and is the…
There’s nothing more frustrating than having what looks like an easy finesse shot around the green, only to find that the grass itself is fighting against you. Bermuda and other strains of grass that have a lot of grain (the blades grow in one predominant direction) can grab the leading edge of your wedge, resulting…
How is your feel with your wedges? Callaway Golf LPGA Professional, Annika Sorenstam, shows us how to control our wedge distance. The secret is to change the back swing for the distance and keep your follow through the same.
Time to get it up and down more often! Four-time major champion and Team TaylorMade athlete Rory McIlroy explains how to play a bump and run chip shot with his Milled Grind 2 Wedge and TP5 golf ball.
Time to get it up and down more often! Four-time major champion and Team TaylorMade athlete Rory McIlroy explains how to play a bump and run chip shot with his Milled Grind 2 Wedge and TP5 golf ball. Give this tip a try and see if it doesn’t help improve your short game immediately.
