Lee Trevino joined the “Warming Up” program from Golf and shared a few tips, including what he considers the most difficult turtleneck hit.
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Lee Trevino’s way of thinking at the shooting range is quite simple: “Any shot fired must have a goal.” This is what he told our Dylan Dethier in the latest episode Warm-upin which she told the Golf legend – and I talked a lot – Through a dozen lesson in just half an hour.
At the beginning of the film, hitting in a small blow to nearby Green, he told about what he considers the most difficult turtleneck hit.
Let him take it from here.
“The most difficult blow to Golf occurs when you hit between the trees on the right and you can’t go towards the flag and you have to go through the water track to lie down,” he said. “The most difficult blow in the turtleneck is taking a wedge or another stick that you get out of the trees to get to the water track – and no one will even think about it – and the most difficult hit in the turtleneck is how hard you hit this ball to clean this unevenness, but stop it before it gets so uneven [on the other side]? “
Dethier, our host, explained Trevino. “The most difficult blow to Golf?” He asked.
“This is the most difficult shot in turtleneck, except for hitting a bunker at a distance of 60 yards,” said Trevino. “You have to get out of trouble and you lie down, so you need a ball on the water track, and people will hit it too low and will never come out of a difficult situation. Or they hit too hard and went to the bumpy road on the other side. So it’s something you have to practice. You can’t just go out to the shooting range and hit golf balls. You have to have a goal. “
This practice with the target line again.
You can watch complete movie with Trevino below. The clip begins about 10 minutes.
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