Tiger and you: what you can learn from Tiger Woods' game

Article Abstract:

Tiger Woods' golfing style play has been tracked and analyzed by Golf Magazine and recommendations are made for learning Woods' game. Players at every level of skill can benefit from studying his golf swing which is built on solid fundamentals.

Cover Story, Portrayals, Woods, Tiger

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Chipping wedge

Article Abstract:

Techniques for success at the short-game are presented with illustrations. Chips shots should not all be hit the same way. A strategy for the low sand wedge chip is described. Selecting the correct irons for each shot, is also crucial.

Golfers

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Cross-handed chipping

Article Abstract:

A cross-handed grip with the left hand below the right keeps a golfer from pulling the ball to the left or blading the ball past the hole. Practice drills using a beach ball and a pencil are described.

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