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Martin Hall
Martin Hall explains an alternative to ‘keep your head still’ that will be a game changer around the green.
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Also feel if we give ourself a pass for a shot within flagstick length takes pressure off and helps lower expectation
Great tip already training myself and much improved consistent contact
What's the distinction between "Quiet Eye" and LED FOB? Which is the preferred method for chipping?
best tip ever for short game reliability
Tried the “quiet eyes” til today and noticed a big improvement in my chipping. Ball contact was very crisp and rolling within 3 to 5 feet of the cup.
Thanks Martin!
Like the tip on :"Quiet Eyes" for shots around the green...would the concept apply to other longer iron shots??...driver??
Thanks Martin. I always enjoy your tips. Although you may have done this already, a great set of tips would be how to hit chip and pitch shots from something other than effectively a perfect lie. On top of muddy ground, pine needles, or where the grass is thin and patchy so your ball is kind of sitting on a bare spot surrounded by grass, in a divot.
Thank you for the tip. Great to keep in mind
Very nice video.. You really make things easy to understand Aimee..