Practice making shots with your right hand in order to feel how your wrist moves. Get a sense of this before moving on to Part 3.

These are the shots that everybody loves. Here we will take a look at what they are, how to do them, and what the basic concept is.

A consistent circle creates less chance for error.

Make every posture the same every time.

The foundation of the full swing.

Learn to use path and face in combination.

How do you create positions?

Train your eyes and your alignment.

Your body off-sets momentum to feel in sync.

Proper grip square the face without compensations.

Consistently position the ball where your swing bottoms out.

Create force from the ground into the club.

Your hands control the face.

Don't shallow the club, shallow your arms.

Shoulder rotation and the "inside - over-the-top" swing.

The cure for fat approach shots.

Swaying changes the bottom of your swing.

Identify the cause to fix the chicken wing.

Three alternatives to "holding the angle" for casting.

Tossing the club in either hand keeps your wrists relaxed. The trick is to maintain this in the swing.

How to find a light grip pressure using a pre-shot routine on the course.

The momentum of the clubhead should move you through the shot.

Mike introduces the importance of finding and keeping a light grip pressure.

The right grip pressure is not too light, not too heavey - but just right.