Andrew

Shanking the ball can be a frustrating experience that hampers an otherwise enjoyable round of golf.

As such, it’s important to know how you can overcome this problem and start making better shots.

As part of Golf University’s weekly “Tip from the Pro” I videoed Matt Cleverdon the Director of Instruction at the world renowned Kingston Heath Golf Club & Victorian PGA Teacher of the year at Kingston Heath Golf Club, in Melbourne, Australia, where he teaches us:

• The major factors that cause golfers to shank
• How good weight distribution prevents shanking

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Stress and pressure can hamper your golfing performance.

In fact, it’s one of the biggest issues that many golfers struggle with.

However there are ways to deal with this issue and eliminate it entirely.

As part of Golf University’s weekly “Tip from the Pro” I videoed Lawrie Montague the former Australian Women’s coach and co-coach of the Indonesian Team at Joondalup Golf Resort, in Perth, Australia, where he teaches us:

• A great physical exercise that helps your muscles relax
• How to mentally refrain your stressful situation into a non-issue

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What can you do to improve your golf driving distance?

As part of Golf University’s weekly “Tip from the Pro” I videoed Grant Field the Queensland PGA Teacher of the Year and coach of upcoming PGA Tour Superstar Cameron Smith at Riverside Oaks Golf Resort, in Sydney, Australia, where he teaches us:

• Why “hitting harder” won’t increase your golf driving distance
• How to reduce spin so that your shot goes further

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Hitting out of wet packed sand is one of the toughest bunker shots you can make.

That’s why it’s crucial that you know how to do it right.

As part of Golf University’s weekly “Tip from the Pro” I videoed Lawrie Montague the former Australian Women’s coach and co-coach of the Indonesian Team at Joondalup Golf Resort, in Perth, Australia, where he teaches us:

• How to adjust your stance to hit deep into the sand
• What lowering your club’s handle can do to improve your shot

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Learning how to hit your golf ball low and into the wind allows you to take long distance shots even when you’re facing a head on breeze.

As part of Golf University’s weekly “Tip from the Pro” I videoed Lawrie Montague the former Australian Women’s coach and co-coach of the Indonesian Team at Joondalup Golf Resort, in Perth, Australia, where he teaches us:

• Why you shouldn’t tee your ball lower than normal
• How to take low, sweeping swings

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A “fried egg” or buried lie is a situation where your ball lands in a bunker and gets partially buried in the sand.

It’s a tough shot to recover from, but there are ways to make it easier.

As part of Golf University’s weekly “Tip from the Pro” I videoed Lawrie Montague the former Australian Women’s coach and co-coach of the Indonesian Team at Joondalup Golf Resort, in Perth, Australia, where he teaches us:

• How to simplify your thinking to prevent stress
• Why you should bring two clubs into the bunker with you

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Would you like to drive the ball further without losing control of it?

Of course you would… we all would.

As part of Golf University’s weekly “Tip from the Pro” I videoed David Milne the two time PGA Teacher of the Year and co-coach of the Indonesian Team at Joondalup Golf Resort, in Perth, Australia, where he teaches us:

• A common mistake many golfers make (and what you can do to avoid this)
• An easy warm-up process that improves your back swing

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Reducing the number of putts you have during your round is a great way to improve your overall golf game. And to do this, you’ll need to need to consider several important factors.

As part of Golf University’s weekly “Tip from the Pro” I videoed Mark Gibson, the Head Pro at the RACV Royal Pines Golf Resort in Queensland, where he teaches us:

• How to play smart putts that aren’t too risky
• Why it’s important to use the right speed when making long putts

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Putting is all about control. When you’re in control of your shot, you’re able to putt the ball anywhere you want. But what about those of you who suffer from the putting yips.

As part of Golf University’s weekly “Tip from the Pro” I videoed Mark Gibson, the Head Pro at the RACV Royal Pines Golf Resort in Queensland, where he teaches us:

• What causes the yips
• How to properly follow-through when putting

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