Improving your short golf game is the second step to taking 40% off your handicap.

How many greens do YOU hit in regulation?

PGA touring professionals hit 65% of greens in regulation. That means on average they miss six greens a round. Yet they have to be under par to win. As you know they get "up and down" consistently, and often hole out from a bunker or near the green.

How about amateurs? An eighteen handicapper hits just four greens in regulation. If an eighteen handicapper could get "up and down" in just half the time, he would save four to seven strokes a round, and on his way to a 40% reduction in his handicap.

How many greens do you usually hit?
How many strokes would you save every round if you could get up and down regularly?
Four or more?

Mastery of the short game demonstrates the right technique, the correct equipment, and an effective practice regimen.

The Right Technique
In his 40 minute golf video, "Mastery of the Short Game", Scott Hazledine explains and demonstrates the correct technique. He teaches the basic shots from green-side and from bunkers. Scott shows you how to handle those difficult lies in the bunker - buried lies, fried eggs, and side hill, uphill and downhill from the bunker and near the green. Scott demonstrates correct techniques for each of these golf shots.

Click here to order Scott's short game video for only $30.

The Right Equipment

AccuSwing Soft Wedges

AccuSwing Soft Wedges got their name from the amazing soft feel that you get.  They are incredibly accurate and easy to control.  Take the time and find out more for yourself. Click here for the complete story.

Effective Practice Program
Scott has developed a 30 session practice program. Some of it you can do at home. The rest at a practice facility.

"Practice does not make perfect, perfect practice does!" - And you will be guided by a master teacher - Scott Hazledine. Scott's practice program is included with his video. Start today on your way to 40% off your handicap.

DVD Only $35 including shipping (US orders).
DVDs are zone 1 US and Canada. Check your DVD player before you order. Some DVD players can handle more than 1 zone.

VHS Format Only $30 including shipping (US orders).

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