Short Game Workshop – Jim Edgin

These workshops are a great way to overhaul your short game. You will learn how to take a technically sound approach to playing the ball around the greens with soft hands, a deft touch, and solid strategy. One of the largest benefits, is that you will be able to go home with the tools to become your own instructor.  Take this opportunity to discover how to get the most value from your practice time and drop your scores starting today! The majority of golf professionals can move a golf ball somewhat successfully from the tee. Your ability to score in this game, however, is dependent on what you can do around the greens and inside 125 yards.  Why golfers have such difficulty with delicate shots around the greens and with putting, has remained one of the most mysterious aspects of golf throughout its history. We’re going to share with you, the consequences of having excessive slack in the spine, the effect it has on the short game, and why, in our opinion, it is the unknown “missing-link” for the development of a great short game. One of the most interesting things that has become apparent to us after many years of study, is that short shots and putts, to be executed at their technically best, require a posture that requires us to become structurally aligned in order to connect out body mass.