When the ball position is more standard, you’ll start to make YOUR golf swing. #QuickTip #LetsDoThis | Michael Breed

Consistently Hit Your 3-Wood off the Ground Watch the FULL Video Lesson HERE: https://youtu.be/6PDTs8eLfAY Michael Breed shows you how to hit your three wood off the deck consistently, with no fear of that dreaded topped shot. If you’re wondering whether you should hit down on it, or sweep it off the ground, you’ll find the answer in this video. #titleist Titleist | Michael Breed

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Quick Tip #2: The Stinger!... The Shot Tiger Built… with Michael Breed Watch the FULL Video Lesson HERE: https://youtu.be/BoE4pPWw2zQ One of the coolest shots in golf…The Stinger. Tiger Woods made this shot famous as he would routinely utilize it in Open Championships, or any time he needed to find a fairway. Not only does it look cool, it can be an extremely effective way to control your golf ball in the wind. In this video, Michael Breed will show you how to hit the famous Stinger. #titleist |

Watch the FULL Video Lesson HERE: https://youtu.be/M8f2OD_bi-w You want consistency. To create consistency in your golf game, you have to pay attention to the details. Ultimately, golf is a hand-eye coordination game. In order to maximize your hand-eye coordination, you have to utilize your eyes properly. Where you look, your club goes. In this video Michael Breed will tell you how to use your eyes properly so you can create better contact, and more consistency. #footjoy | Michael Breed

It’s time to swing big! This simple drill with a resistance band or bungee cord will help you. Place the band under your lead foot and lift your lead arm across your chest and above your head. This will get your arms higher in your backswing, and help you hit the ball farther! | Michael Breed

The Tight Lie... How To Hit That Perfect High and Soft Shot... with Michael Breed!

Struggling with your backswing? Use this swing thought to master your “up-swing” #LetsDoThis | Michael Breed