Driving Range

The series is called “Green to Tee” as the pros (Seth Glasco and Dick Dragger) begin working from the putting green and then work their way back to the driving range.

This approach is counter-culture/intuitive as most players and teachers begin with at the range blasting balls and then throw in the short game. The focus here is to realize that the short seemingly simple shots around the green are as important (and count the same) as the booming 300 yard drive down the middle of the fairway.

If you really want to improve your scores you don’t spend more time seeing how you can add an extra 20 yards to an already great drive; rather focus on building your short game up so that you can compliment your great drive (and long game) with an exceptional short game.

Putting

The Putting Game	Short Putts	Putting Off an Irregular Surface
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The Short Game

Mastering The Short Game	Impact Position	Beating The Placement
Ball Position	High Shots	Pitching Distance
The Swing Plane	Chipping	Tricks Your Eyes Play On You
Dealing With The Rough	Dealing With The Wind	Short Game on the Golf Course
	Short Game Shot
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The Long Game

Pre-Shot Routine	Building a Solid Swing	A More Consistent Swing
Using the Board of Education	Golf Fundamentals	More Certain When You Swing
The Swing Plane	The Short Game	Dealing With The Wind
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Sand Traps

Bunkers	Fareway Bunkers	Missing The Ball & Getting Out of the Bunker
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