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The flop shot is a difficult shot that can help lower your handicap. Today, John Montgomery breaks down two techniques and set ups to the flop shot that’ll have you hitting it high and landing it soft when faced with a short-sided pin.
Comments (5)
Never realized you could do this type of shot in 2 different ways. Thank you John! Hopefully this will get me to break 90!!!!!
Full is still risky but that straightarm shorty is a game changer! Excellent!
Tried your technique yesterday and it was incredible....I have a new weapon in my arsenal....thank you!
Love the flop shot, it’s almost a feel shot when I pull it off successfully. Last week during a tournament with my sandwich, I was hitting the dreaded “hosel rocket”. I was able to figure out how to correct that during my play. However, I never wanted to use the flop shot when appropriate because I was afraid of the same result. How can you overcome that fear and correct the outcome when attempting a flop shot?
Good Job, John. Thanks very much. Like the way spoke of the right-hand action. Very helpful for me.
Never realized you could do this type of shot in 2 different ways. Thank you John! Hopefully this will get me to break 90!!!!!
Full is still risky but that straightarm shorty is a game changer! Excellent!