The no nonsense Aussie is back at it again. Learn how to hit better splash shots every time by keeping shallow throughout the swing and using the bounce built into your sand wedge. Next time you get into a bunker think skimming stones, not digging holes...
Luke Donald teaches you how to successfully escape a fairway bunker. No more 2 yard fats and 200 yard thins!
To save par, sometimes you have to gamble. While it doesn't always work playing a shot under the trees is sometimes the only way to save a par. Luke Donald shows you how to save par from one of the trickiest spots on the golf course.
Our no nonsense Aussie Coach Sandy Jamieson has come up with a great way to show you that you really don't need to grip the golf club so tightly.
This is mind blowing. How to conquer those first tee nerves.
Former World Number 1 Luke Donald is known for his ridiculously good short game. Here he is using the latest Mizuno S5 wedges, to show you that there's more than one way to pitch the ball close to the hole.
Our no nonsense Aussie Golf Pro Sandy Jamieson has been back at it again, making some sense out of this stupid game we all play. He’s not using beer and boobs this time, but making sure you’ve parked that car properly...
Miley Cyrus. Wrecking balls. Barbie dolls. Freddie Couples. What goes on in Sandy Jamieson's mind nobody knows, and we pity his poor wife. What we do know is, however he comes up with this stuff, that his tip will help you splash out of the sand, time after time.
So Sandy told us last week how a pint could help improve your grip. This time he shows us how a can of the amber necter can improve your chipping. Take it away Sandy. And save some tinnies for us.
Sandy looks at things differently to other golf pros. Today he explains how a pair of pair of boobs can improve your position at impact, whether they are real or imaginary. Apparently it's all about squashing the left nipple. Oo'er missus!!!
A cold pint. Normally a golfers wet dream after eighteen holes. But according to our new no nonsense Aussie golf coach, Sandy Jamieson, it's also one of the answers to playing better golf. We thought he was joking, but it makes perfect sense. Grip it and sip it.
No nonsense Aussie coaching from Sandy Jamieson. First up, how to hit the ball 400 yards.
