TtrottiegolfProgress through your bag from most lofted wedge to driver, then return to a 58-degree wedge for 60-yard shots.
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TSThe Scratch PlanHit 25 balls with an iron, tracking how many land on a green-sized target.
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Hit 25 balls with an iron, tracking how many land on a green-sized target.
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Why it works
This video teaches a structured golf practice plan with specific putting, chipping, and full-swing drills adaptable to various time commitments.
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The 2-minute check
- Make 20 three-foot putts in a row, then continue until you miss.
- Get 10 lag putts in a row within three feet of the hole from 20 feet.
- Practice chipping to carry the ball 10 yards, landing 8/10 within a 6-foot circle.
- Hit 25 balls with an iron, tracking how many land on a green-sized target.
- Hit 25 drives, tracking how many land within your designated fairway target.
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The swing thought
Progress through your bag from most lofted wedge to driver, then return to a 58-degree wedge for 60-yard shots.
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Why it works
Nelly Korda's specific, detailed pre-tournament warm-up and mental preparation routine for competitive play.
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The 2-minute check
- Perform full-body activation exercises two hours before your tee time.
- Progress through your bag from most lofted wedge to driver, then return to a 58-degree wedge for 60-yard shots.
- After the range, practice chipping, hit six bunker shots, then begin putting with a line drill.
- Place an alignment stick 10 yards left of your target to train your eyes and ensure square aim.
- Check your divot depth; if too deep, work on shallowing your downswing to avoid being too steep.
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Place the tee and golf ball on the right-hand side of the tee box.
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Why it works
Teaches how to use tee box placement and shot shaping to create optimal approach angles for specific hole locations, known as "zigzag golf."
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The 2-minute check
- Place the tee and golf ball on the right-hand side of the tee box.
- Aim your tee shot down the left-hand side of the fairway.
- Start your tee shot at the right edge of a tree down the left.
- Keep the ball in the fairway, fading it back to the right.
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Pick a low-pressure target
Feels like: “Aim for the safe zone”
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Why it works
This video teaches golfers how to manage on-course pressure by improving pre-shot routines, target selection, and shot visualization.
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The 2-minute check
- Develop a consistent pre-shot routine, including bag placement and club selection, to build comfort.
- Work hard on the range to understand the predictable patterns and percentages of each club.
- Practice visualizing shots by aiming at range boundaries, focusing on not hitting them.
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Practice your entire pre-shot routine consistently, making it stable and repetitive.
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Why it works
This video teaches how to build and execute a stable, repetitive pre-shot routine to mitigate pressure and improve on-course performance.
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The 2-minute check
- Organize your body position behind the ball before addressing it.
- Incorporate a calming breath or thought into your pre-shot routine.
- Establish a consistent targeting routine, using an intermediate target or body alignment.
- Practice your entire pre-shot routine consistently, making it stable and repetitive.
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Commit 100% to the visualized shot
Feels like: “Swing completely free, no thought”
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Why it works
This video teaches a comprehensive pre-shot and post-shot routine emphasizing full commitment to a visualized golf shot.
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The 2-minute check
- Determine the lie, target, ground yardage, playing yardage, and desired shot shape.
- Visualize the exact shot you want to hit, seeing it land and release.
- Make a rehearsal swing feeling the confidence and desired outcome.
- Get over the ball and fully commit to the visualized shot.
- After the shot, analyze your commitment level, not just the result.
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Restore your natural swing rhythm
Feels like: “Adelweiss, Adelweiss, Adelweiss”
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Why it works
Teaches how to manage golf pressure by consciously slowing down pace and restoring swing rhythm with a mental cue.
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The 2-minute check
- When under pressure, consciously walk just a beat slower between shots.
- Think the word 'Edelweiss' in your mind to regain your natural swing rhythm.
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Execute your natural motion
Feels like: “Trust your practiced swing”
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Why it works
This video teaches golfers to trust their swing and maintain positive, in-the-moment focus when playing under pressure.
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The swing thought
Perform the eye routine: glare at landing spot, glance at pin, glare at landing spot, then hit.
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Why it works
Focuses on a connected, body-driven chipping motion and mental routines to overcome short game anxiety and the yips.
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The 2-minute check
- Set up with one golf ball between heels, left foot open, and left shoulder over left foot.
- Practice moving your body back and through without a club, keeping hands still and elbows connected.
- Initiate the backswing with the back of your left shoulder, ensuring the club head stays outside your hands.
- Practice brushing the turf to hear a consistent sound, then replicate that sound during your shot.
- Perform the eye routine: glare at landing spot, glance at pin, glare at landing spot, then hit.
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In the Play Box, react to the target, trust your preparation, and hit the golf shot.
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Why it works
Teaches a structured three-box pre-shot routine to enhance consistency and confidence before hitting a golf shot.
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The 2-minute check
- In the Think Box, analyze shot factors like distance, wind, aim, and club choice.
- In the Feel Box, take practice swings, visualize the shot, and generate confident feelings.
- In the Play Box, react to the target, trust your preparation, and hit the golf shot.
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Clear mind during swing execution
Feels like: “Hum a song in my head”
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Why it works
This video teaches nine actionable mental techniques to improve focus, manage emotions, and enhance on-course performance.
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The swing thought
Get up over the putt and right before you hit it, say "don't make it".
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Why it works
The video teaches mental strategies to overcome putting yips and pressure, specifically using counter-intuitive self-talk and verbal cues during the stroke.
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The 2-minute check
- Get up over the putt and right before you hit it, say "don't make it".
- When you take the putter back, on the way down, say a word to engage your conscious mind.
- Commit to your line, aim the putter, set up, and make a stroke.
- Accept that wherever the ball goes, you're okay with it.
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