If your idea of putting practice is taking three golf balls out of your bag and rolling a few putts before you play, Titleist staff member James Sieckmann would like a word. You hit more putts during the course of…
Great putting is a combination of proper aim and proper speed, but as Titleist staff member James Sieckmann shares in this video, many amateurs have no chance based solely on where they stand when they get on the greens. As…
The bunker shot is said to be the easiest shot for tour pros, and yet it remains one of the hardest shots for amateurs. Why? Well, as Titleist staff member James Sieckmann explains in this video, bunker shots become very…
There may be no tougher shot in golf than the long bunker shot, but as Titleist staff member James Sieckmann demonstrates in this video, there are two solutions. As James explains, on this shot it’s important not to get overactive…
In his book “Your Short Game Solution”, Titleist staff member James Sieckmann shares a revelation he discovered after years of studying wedge play – the technique that the best wedge players use to hit short wedge shots (finesse shots as…
Just about every golfer would love to hit the ball farther, but for many of us, our swings can be described as powerful effort vs. effortless power. Luckily, the silky speed we envy in top players is a skill you…
Though the least physically demanding of any phase in playing golf, putting may be the most challenging from a mental standpoint. Fortunately, mental toughness can be improved through proper training and in this video, Titleist staff member James Sieckmann shows…
To become truly proficient in the short game, you can’t be a One Trick Pony. A stock bump and run shot is great when you have a clean lie, an unobstructed path to the hole and lots of green to…
In his extensive research on short game technique, Titleist staff member James Sieckmann has learned that for finesse wedge shots around the green, you want to deliver the club at about a 6-degree down angle, striking the turf and reaching…
In order to improve your finesse wedge game, it’s important to practice intelligently. As Titleist staff member James Sieckmann advises, try to structure your practice to be as similar to real playing conditions as possible. One way to recreate real-world…