Great ball striking means you can manipulate trajectory as well. Also during Tom's era hitting the ball low was easier because the balls didn't launch like they do today. Stock 7i and up looked like a knock down by todays standards. Hitting the ball high back then was a challenge, which all the greats could do. I think the video has it backwards. Todays pros can all hit it high, hitting it low and hard is the challenge.
These videos are very well done!!
Agreed! Handsome swings just the way you are..😩🌚
Great indeed
Hit it lower to cheat the wind. Teeing it lower helps. Groundbreaking secrets.
Really cool ‘secret’ strategy
Great info
Great video!
Who knew golf digest would have such toxic commentors.
and Lord Stableford...
Wish they’d use someone else to narrate
This course is just as bland as British food. It looks like a municipal course in a small town behind a Walmart
The diagram has zero to do with Darwin
The diagram has zero to do with Darwin. Great video!.
Then on the flip side, great ball striking is more important. Tom Watson didn't hit the ball low and he did ok in The Open...
Great ball striking means you can manipulate trajectory as well. Also during Tom's era hitting the ball low was easier because the balls didn't launch like they do today. Stock 7i and up looked like a knock down by todays standards. Hitting the ball high back then was a challenge, which all the greats could do.
I think the video has it backwards. Todays pros can all hit it high, hitting it low and hard is the challenge.
Why do they insist on background music? Arrrrgh...
For the downhill shot why high spin?
*The Open