The SECRET to Viktor Hovland's NEW Short Game REVEALED! 

Yeah you can't combine parts from different ones lol it's a disaster. Pick one teacher/ method and go with it is my advice

I’m trying to get more clarity between Dan Gs approach and this one. I think this is similar to release one but not exactly the same. Stance, weight, finish are similar but the steepness is something Dan doesnt talk about

Middle to forward

@@MrShortGame oh, wow it looks back and I figured it would be that to have the low trajectory. But I'm glad to hear that as I struggle with chips in back of my stance. Going to try this out. THANKS!!

Actually he did!! It's a great concept

When you chip/ pitch it to kick in range I guarantee you it will. It's the part of my game that got me from shooting 74-75 to breaking par.

What was the last video?

Second the curiosity

@@edogaktop 2v2 with his GG desert open partner against some club pros, but the other 3 guys outside of matt were very loud and annoying, bunch of ppl commented saying they didnt like it

Until last year when he started winning pga events, your info is a little behind because hovland has made a transformation into a solid short game player.

I think the point here is that he’s gotten dramatically better. The wins, and ranking shows that. He’s just pointing out the changes that were made to achieve it. Strike should never be an issue, with a good player. I sorta had the chipping yips myself last summer. It was a simple fix, once I pin-pointed the problem. I was taking the club back on too much of an arc(too low, and inside). I started taking it back more along the target line. The approach angle fixed itself, and I’m back to “strike” being a non-issue.

Great video. You just don’t understand

A shallow angle of attack allows for better control over the distance and trajectory of your chip shots. It minimizes the risk of hitting the ball fat

@@uluwatu77 shallow entry MAXIMIZES the risk of hitting it fat or thin, it just is more forgiving if you do so because the bounce can help you. Steeper angler of attack means there is less chance for grass to get in between the club face and ball so your contact will be more clean and therefore the ball will leave your face at the same speed, spin, and trajectory more consistently. The key is to not get closer to the earth after impact or you will dig. But yes if you are steep, you need to make sure the bottom of your swing is in the right place. Listen to the Jo Mayo episode on The Sweet Spot golf podcast. Very interesting stuff.