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# Your Short Game Solution: Mastering the Finesse Game from 120 Yards and In

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    10 STARS ******** This book should cost $500 because it's MONEY!!!
  

*by A***R on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 31, 2019*

This IS my short game! He's the bounce king. I really truly never understood how to use the bounce in my short game, now my chips and pitches and sand shots are the same as the pros, not because I'm special but because I followed the instruction in this book. I practice a lot, and it took me a couple months before I could do it, but when I got it ... Oh my Lord, it's like I'm cheating! The bounce is a devastating short game weapon that most golfers have no idea how to use. Now I can get up and down out of a phone booth underwater. The key, as he explains, is to follow his set up instructions with great perfection and detail. Don't skimp on mastering the basics. You'll be so glad you bought this book and followed his instructions when you knock 5 strokes off your index! It's like magic!!!Update 4/14/21:When I first bought this book, it was because my "bump and run technique" that had served me so well wasn't working on difficult courses, like the one at the country club I'd joined. It was fine when I had a great lie and tons of green to work with, and I practiced so much that I was able to get the most out of it. However, when I watched great players chip, I'd always noticed--but tried to ignore--that their chips all looked the same, but mine was different. (Later, I'd learn that they used the bounce, and I didn't) So, I looked into it and a friend recommended J.S.. I'll admit, it took a lot of practice to get the chipping down. I can't recommend enough following J.S.'s advice of mastering the set-up. Just do it, and trust the process. After a few months I started to get the feel. And, you can read above for the results. Quite frankly, I can do anything a typical pro can do. And that may sound arrogant, but it's not. I'm not saying I am consistent like a pro, what I'm saying is that I have every short game shot that a pro has, and when I'm on I do the same thing pros do, chips, pitches, sand. It's not the full swing, which takes years and years to master the technique, and again, quite frankly, most golfers, even low handicappers, will never do. The short game IS master-able--the technique, that is.For instance, I used to think my pitches were just mini-full swings and I simply felt it. Now, using J.S.'s technique, I have 9 stock shots, and I hit them pretty consistently because it's not hard. My 60 degree, has a 32 yarder, 50 yarders and 73 yarder. I typically hit those numbers within a couple yards, and I adjust off those numbers per the conditions. Do I hit garbage shots? Of course, but it's not because I don't own the technique. It's because I failed the execution. Again, unlike with the full swing, it's not technique that separates me from elite players, it's consistency. Think of it this way: The drive is like an NBA dunk. No matter how good you are, you'll never dunk like MJ, nor will you drive it like Rory (my bombs are 280, his are 350!), but the short game is different. YOU CAN chip and pitch like a pro. I do, and I'm not special nor particularly athletic.Buy this book and let me know your progress. I'm on IG as is J.S..Joseph W. Naus

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    A useful technique to add to your short-game toolbox
  

*by F***S on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 21, 2016*

When executed properly, one of the “finesse wedge” shots described in this book is a thing of beauty. It flies high, lands softly and checks up like a horse coming across a rattler in its path. It is also very good off a tight lie – I now use this technique successfully off hardpan near the green or in bunkers with sand that’s like concrete. And as others have mentioned, the outcome is generally forgiving and pretty consistent. But at the same time I haven’t found this technique to be useful in all cases. Even with changing ball position and degree of openness of the clubface, I can’t get a low trajectory. My 54 degree sand wedge flies like a lob wedge, and, unless I take a whole lot of clubs with me near the green and learn/practice how to hit a low “finesse wedge” shot with an 8 or 7 or 6 iron, I’m better off with my old technique for lower shots. Also, for the resulting height and spin of the ball, the club-head is moving fast with the finesse wedge swing and it is still possible to hit it thin although this likelihood will decrease as you get better. When the ball is sitting up a bit in the rough, it is very easy to go underneath it because you have become used to hitting the ground with the bounce of the club. So I would say that this technique is a very useful tool to put in your bag, but it hasn’t resulted in a complete overhaul of my short game. There’s also a question of deciding when you are confident enough in this new technique to replace your old, well-worn reasonably-good technique. There’s nothing more frustrating than blading it across the green when even a mediocre shot with your old technique would have left you with a chance at holing a putt. Instead of forcing the new technique into play, I look at the situation and decide what type of shot is called for and then use that shot. Off a tight lie over a bunker to a close pin? Finesse wedge no doubt. A ball sitting up in the rough with a good bit of green to work with? My old-faithful lower-trajectory descending blow. And I’m sure Seve would agree – there’s no one way to approach all short game shots. It wouldn’t be called creativity if was. And a final point, this book is worth buying just because of what it says about practicing with a purpose. But for that I also recommend The Practice Manual by Adam Young.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Best book on the 120 yds to green in the game
  

*by D***C on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 26, 2022*

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