Driver is not always the wisest choice off the tee, especially when you know how to draw and fade the ball. In this tip, Titleist Brand Ambassador Webb Simpson demonstrates how he hits a draw with his 917F fairway metal, a great option off the tee when the wind is helping and there’s trouble long…
With only 14 clubs in your golf bag, it is very important to know how to hit as many shots as possible with the clubs you have. The knockdown shot is one way that you can utilize a majority of clubs in your bag to its full potential. It can help you control your distances, flight…
The average golfer’s big miss with their fairway woods is that they have trouble getting the ball up in the air. A club that has more weight at the bottom of the club will allow the ball to get up in the air. However, it also requires a bit of technique. If you’re struggling launching your…
Hitting the ball straight is high on the list of goals for most golfers, but as Titleist Brand Ambassador Graham DeLaet shows in this tip, knowing how to intentionally curve the ball can take trouble out of play and lead to more birdie chances. https://youtu.be/qsqfZMiZX6c
“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.”
You’re 90 yards out and face a shot into the wind? What’s your play? No problem at all for Jimmy Walker with his Titleist Vokey SM6 wedge. Bracing into a constant headwind 93 yards from the hole, he commands the spin of his Pro V1 golf ball with an “arm-body swing that’s gonna produce a nice…
The hole is 124 yards away and cut in the back left of the green. Jordan Spieth lands his Pro V1x at 118 yards with a hop and enough spin to check near the hole. “Now I just need to make the putt,” adds Spieth. Jordan Spieth: Down breeze, off a little up slope and…
PING professional and European Tour winner Julien Quesne shares a useful tip to help you “Gain Hang Time” on your drives. For a selection of the great drivers available from Ping, please click HERE.
If you want speed, you need to get the club loaded at the top correctly. Follow David’s drill to get the feel for the RIGHT positioning at the top of the swing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ao3hc9QppT0
