Phil Mickelson: Secrets of the Short Game

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Generally recognized as one of golf`s great short game players, Phil Mickelson hascreated this cutting edge program, featuring two DVDs and an instructional booklet. ``Secrets of the Short Game`` is loaded with Phil`s personal tips and lessons on golf`s clutch shots - those played inside 50 yards.Phil Mickelson- Secrets of The Short Game DVD Series features:Two discs focusing on the short game of golf :Lessons include: putting, sand bunker shots, flop shots, chipping, specialty shots, and Phil`s trick shots Added Bonus: Phil demonstrates his famous ``Over the head`` backward shot Mickelson teamed up with Emmy award winning producer/director Terry Jastrow for this DVD Debunks many commonly held beliefs about the short game Features interactive menus and scene selection Running Time: 105 minutesDVD OnePhils Introduction Putting Section Chipping SectionDVD TwoFlop Shot Section Bunker Play SectionSpecialty Shot Section Using the LazrAimer Phils Closing Comments Phils Most Memorable ShoAmazon.com
Arnold Palmer has one. Jack Nicklaus has one. And now, Phil Mickelson has one. No, we're not talking about the Masters championships (although Mickelson has three of those), but a golf instruction video. Emmy-winner Terry Jastrow, who produced Palmer's and Nicklaus' own bestselling videos, brings his keen eye to this master class that concentrates on what Mickelson calls "the most important part of the game" (half of all shots played take place inside 50 yards, he states). Over the course of this nearly two-hour program, Mickelson demonstrates putting, chipping using his advocated "hinge and hold" method, bunker play, and his signature "flop shot." In an entertaining segment, he also demonstrates two specialty shots, a "Two Balls in Bunker" shot (don't try this at home) and the "Backward Over-the-Head" shot. The demonstrations are repeated in slow-motion and seen from a variety of angles. This program is for the serious golfer, but beginners need not feel too intimidated. Mickelson is a natural in front of the camera and is able to impart a lot of information in a relaxed style that makes even the most advanced concepts accessible. As one golf commentator exults during one of the dramatic highlights clips included as a bonus feature, this is as good as it gets. --Donald Liebenson

Phil Mickelson: Secrets of the Short Game