Watch Scott Demystify Different Areas of The Golf Game With His Intuitive Golf Approach!

 Why Your Hands Tense Up Around the Greens

Many golfers find that short shots around the green can bring a surprising amount of tension, particularly when they’re trying to control the strike.

The instinct is often to make the hands and arms do more, but that can make the movement feel even less natural.

In this video, I explore a simple way of thinking about your body weight and the movement of the club that can help you find a more relaxed, natural motion.

It’s not about adding more technique or trying to force the perfect strike. It’s about understanding how your body and the club can work together so you can approach pitch shots with more confidence and less tension.

 The Biggest Mistake After A Lucky Break 

Recovery shots through the trees can present a great opportunity, but only if you make the right decisions. In this lesson, PGA Master Coach Scott Cranfield explains how to avoid getting caught out when you think you've had a lucky break.

By paying attention to your surroundings, choosing a precise target, and visualizing the shot before you swing, you can give yourself the best chance of turning a difficult situation into a successful recovery.

 The Best Way To Warm Up Before Golf 

Before you start hitting golf balls, your body needs a chance to move through its full range of motion.

In this video, PGA Master Coach Scott Cranfield takes you through a simple routine to help loosen the key joints involved in the golf swing, starting with the feet and working upwards.

Rather than beginning with practice swings straight away, the idea is to first give your ankles, knees, hips, shoulders, wrists and neck a chance to move freely.

Once your body is more mobile, your practice swings can become much more effective and your golf swing may feel more comfortable and natural.

Try the routine before your next round and notice how your body feels before you start swinging.