Welcome To Pelz Corner. In this episode, Dave teaches you about the “line drill”. A simple exercise for determining what type of bunker player you are and what specialty short game tools you’ll need to improve. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qOvoEwPdNs
Welcome to Pelz Corner. In this episode, Dave explains why high lofted wedge can actually benefit your short game. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7gEv1LkDaE
Todd Firestone, Head Professional at Fort Wayne Country Club in Fort Wayne, Indiana., wants you to be less handsy and keep those arms extended to hit more consistent pitch shots. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wao3u2mR8PQ
Justin Thomas clips his Pro V1 from a tight fairway lie to send it flying 40 yards before it checks up, and settles inside the leather. “That’s why I’ve always trusted Titleist,” said Thomas. “I know how it’s going to perform.”
Bracing into a constant headwind 93 yards from the hole, Jimmy Walker commands the spin of his Pro V1 golf ball with an “arm-body swing that’s gonna produce a nice low, not too spinny shot.” Jimmy’s golf ball finishes on the doorstep of the back pin. “I know how to make the ball do what…
Jason Dufner prioritizes the soft feel of his Pro V1 when hitting a high, delicate bunker shot out of thick, powdery sand. The golf ball accurately touches down on his small target before releasing toward a pin guarded with sideslopes and a false front.
Louis Oosthuizen and his Pro V1x stand at the bottom of a slope that quickly runs away from him and past the flagstick. A delicate, cutting swing yields a “flighted one, with a little bit of check on it,” before finishing its run-out just on the lip of the cup.
Let’s face it, we all have bad shots or those shots that put us in a tricky position. Luckily, Greg Norman has a break to get you out of trouble and save par (or make birdie).
Let’s face it, we all have bad shots or those shots that put us in a tricky position. Luckily, Greg Norman has a break to get you out of trouble and save par (or make birdie).
“You’ve got to be able to play so many types of shots,” notes Henrik Stenson, as he charts a flight path for his Pro V1. Harnessing high peak trajectory and a steep angle of descent, his ball quickly comes to rest near the cup. “You’ve got to be able to trust your golf ball.”
