Articles by Michael Breed with Peter Morrice

January 23rd, 2026

Wedge shots you need to know

From high ones and low ones to spinners and runners and everything in between.

December 23rd, 2025

How to spin (or not spin) your wedges

If you’re looking to develop your wedge game around the greens, consider the role of backspin. Adding or taking away backspin is a terrific way to put more shots in your bag and hit your chips and pitches closer to the hole. Spin comes from what the clubface is doing at impact: An open face Read more…

December 7th, 2025

How to control trajectory on your wedge shots

On wedges inside 50 yards, the best way to alter the trajectory is to focus on where your hands finish in relation to your body.

November 23rd, 2025

The No.1 skill in wedge play is controlling distance. Here’s how to do it

Distance control with the wedges is a skill any golfer can develop – and a fantastic stroke-saver.

February 28th, 2025

Erratic contact? No power? Your new swing model is Joaquin Niemann

Tour pros swing back and down while keeping the flex in their knees, the tilts in their hips, the bends in their arms and wrists. When you maintain those angles, the swing is more repeatable.

January 31st, 2025

Sergio’s secret swing key to crazy distance (don’t tell your buddies)

You’ve probably heard the term “lag the club” as a move you should make on the downswing. But lag can be a tough concept because many golfers naturally do the opposite—they “throw” or “cast” the club from the top. Lagging is important because it will almost always lead to better ball-striking and more distance. Ah, Read more…

December 21st, 2024

This Jon Rahm swing key will get you hitting it absolutely pure

Consistency in golf can mean a lot of things, from the distance or shape of the shots you’re hitting to the scores you’re putting up.

November 21st, 2024

Steal this power move from Bryson to hit Bryson-like drives

If there’s one thing that brings together all golfers, from tour stars to beginners, it’s the desire for more distance off the tee. Ego plays a part, that’s for sure, but longer drives mean shorter approach shots, more greens in regulation, more putts for birdie—you get the idea. Distance helps. A lot. Take Bryson DeChambeau. Read more…

February 21st, 2024

Simulators: The Sim-ple Truths About Practice

8 reasons why working on your swing in a simulator beats going to the range.

August 23rd, 2023

The Swing Maker

One simple move – straightening your trail arm at the right time – can upgrade your entire game, driver to wedges.

July 27th, 2022

Mental game: Beat first-tee jitters

Adjust your focus to get your round off to a good start.