"Lay the face a tad open and move the ball back in your stance".

"That's what keeps the flight down".

"Weight is predominately on my left foot,

which helps me create that aggressive, descending blow."

"I try to keep the face square through impact as long as possible.

The back of my left hand is still pointed at the target".

"Release with the body, chest faces the target".

"I lay the club flat and move it way forward in my stance."

"I'm also a bit crouched down."

"Low, wide takeaway."

"I like to feel like I'm making a big semicircle on the backswing."

"Full backswing here."

"You have to generate speed to get the ball up in the air quickly."

"I break my wrists and feel the right hand sliding under the left before impact."

"This adds a ton of loft."

"My right leg is still bent here to ensure the club travels under the ball".

"When you change your knee flex,

that is when you mis-hit flops".

"I play the ball close to center, if not a hair back of center, with my wedges".

"Arms are super relaxed at address".

"Some guys use a clock method to control distance".

"I’m old school,
I control distance with the speed of my hands."

"Slower, shorter"

"Faster, farther"

'Everything is centered at impact".

"My head, waist and ball are all on the same vertical plane".

"This allows me to drive my wedges and keep the ball flight down".

"The key to wedges is to keep the chest rotating through impact".

"Don’t let the hands get ahead, you should feel open at impact".

"Narrower stance. I’m right on top of the ball, which is further back than a normal 3-iron".

"I try to keep my head centered over the ball, more on top of it than normal. This allows me to hit down on it".

"Everything is centered".

"And look how low the club is after the ball".

"I’m compressing the crap out of it".

"This is where I CUT OFF the swing.
To me, it feels like a complete stop".

"I can replicate this move with any club".

"All my weight is on my left side.

I’ve chased after it".

"Hanging back here is not an option".

"I play the ball a bit further forward than the average tour pro".

"As a result, I take a shallower divot".

"The club stops just short of parallel and I’m keeping my body very centered".

"That’ my new, back-friendly backswing".

"I’m fully cleared, which means I’ve pushed into the ground and rotated around my left knee".

"A balanced, relaxed finish.
How high I’m trying to hit it dictates how high I finish with my hands".

"Higher finish,.... higher shot".

"I play the ball a bit further forward than the average tour pro".

"Just inside my left heel.
It allows me to sweep, not dig".

"When I’m trying to hoist one up, I create more width in the backswing".

"I’ll also let my weight transfer to my right side".

" I try to keep my head behind the ball at impact with long irons to try and get it up".

"If I’m trying to hit it lower, I’ll stay more ON TOP of it".

"High finish, High shot".

"I really throw my hands way above my head if I’m trying to hold a firm green".

"Relaxed arms and shoulders, as usual".

"The ball is a few inches inside my left foot".

"No divot here.
If I’m hitting into a green, I’m trying to sweep the ball off the ground by hitting up on it.

It’s a different motion off the tee".

"Look how quiet my head and lower body are after impact.

That means I’m staying in the shot".

"I finish high because I’m trying to hit it high to hold a green".