Tiger Doesn't Take Divots. Here's What He Does Instead | Good Misses Ep. 2

Tiger told Scottie he doesn't take a divot when he's flushing it. Kieran and JT explain why: low point. This episode covers attack angle the right way, arc depth control as maybe the number one skill in golf, the Scottie Scheffler time machine, and the $25 Sharpie-on-a-mat drill. Then the equipment half: why the driver came out low, get fit first or take lessons first, handle draggers, 4-inch-long clubs, and the guy who has snapped 35 to 40 shafts over his knee. Chapters 0:00 Good Misses 0:24 Live and unscripted 1:01 Launch monitors everywhere 2:10 Attack angle, defined. And the divot mistake 3:54 The hula hoop: low point moves attack angle 6:46 How much attack angle do you actually need? 9:49 Arc depth control 11:12 Robert Rock's 28 identical divots 12:36 Tiger doesn't take divots. Here's what he does 14:37 The only sport where you compare yourself to the pros 17:43 Why coaches don't say "hit down on it" 19:16 Brush the mat: the Sharpie drill 20:32 The Scottie Scheffler time machine 22:55 Tour players' half-inch low point 23:54 Kieran's training aid is a golf tee 26:38 Why the driver came out low 28:01 Fitter and coach in the same room 30:10 Lie angle and launch direction 32:35 Get fit first or take lessons first? 34:05 The handle dragger problem 38:38 The 4-inch-long clubs 43:42 Goodwill clubs vs. a $3,000 fitting 46:13 KBS's number one customer 47:48 Attack angle takeaways 52:13 Arc depth is the number one skill in golf 53:51 Same low point, fat shot and thin shot 57:30 Free Trackman definitions 59:54 Today's lesson: the 7-yard sand wedge 63:16 Scottie checks his grip every single shot 65:50 Brush the matGood Misses is Kieran and JT, part of the Funnel Golf slate. New episodes every week.Be your own coach.#GoodMisses #FunnelGolf #GolfInstruction #AttackAngle #TigerWoods