Micah Morris
231 verified teaching moments with direct channel credit and official-source links.
Use the ground before the upper body
Water bottle gate to get the swing more on plane
Match your setup to the trajectory you want
Pair a heavy low-spin shaft with a suitable head
Feel twice the push from your lead leg
Fill a distance gap with a stopping 3-wood
Feel the hand release at the bottom for speed
Lay up to a comfortable wedge distance
The 3 Ds of iron fitting: dispersion, distance, descent
Check iron center of gravity against a hook miss
Reserve 60 degrees for short-sided bunker shots
Weigh distance against miss frequency- Adjusting loft also changes bounce on irons
- Sequence power lower body, trunk, arms, then club
Choose control when the bunker miss is severe
Use M for varied courses, D for consistently wet turf
Carry a higher-bounce sand wedge and lower-bounce lob wedge- Sequence ground forces as lateral, rock, twist, jump
Closed-face feel when swinging hard
Stay tall at the top, feel the drop in transition
Aim at the room when blocked out
Turn through, fire the hips, and let the hands follow
Grip the driver light - 3 to 4 out of 10
Choose low or high wedge by course conditions- Swing for stability and compression, not raw speed
- Don't grind your sand and lob wedges the same
- Use a lower-lofted wedge, hit farther back for distance
Shift weight left to stop an in-to-out path- Why a stuck, rerouted swing produces a shank
Test how speed changes utility-iron flight
Send a teammate first to reveal the putt
Use a weighted toss to train turn and release
Run your full routine on every range ball- Keep the takeaway wide and let the wrists hinge
Compare driver shafts with repeated shots- Aim left when the hole feeds hard right
- Set driver pelvis behind center with lead hip high
- Map stock wedge gaps with repeated shots
Track the combine trend
Fit the putter to your setup and stroke- Fix early extension by changing how you push the ground
- Lengthen hand path without clubhead travel
- Hold your wrist angle and let the chest do the work
Use a 50-yard landing spot for a 60-yard pitch
Fit shaft length, weight, and profile to center the face- Fit a preferred driver head to the golfer
- Play the buried lie with steep hinge and throw
- Open the face to escape thick greenside rough
- Practice the shots you can't hit, not block practice
- Putting has three elements: mind, technique, reads
Release the club through impact to stop slicing- Stay behind the ball to reduce slice side spin
- Ball-forward setup and sustained-contact feel in a bunker
- Raise the handle to take speed off short shots
Avoid excess club when a rough flyer only needs bunker carry- Adjust yardage for elevation, then add wind back in
Favor a fade and miss your driver right to stay in play- Build your driver setup around a start line
- Lay up from rough when going for it is stupid
Calibrate start-line feel from behind the ball- Reassess wedge choice downwind under 100 yards
- Add carry and aim into a right-pushing wind
- Learn bump-and-runs with a five iron first
- Pick a putting line and do not second-guess it
- Let the lead shoulder move up and back
- Use the Goldilocks drill: exaggerate both extremes
- Line-up-balls step drill for a free backswing
- Use a carry-and-dispersion combine
- Use the underhand throw test for finesse wedges
- Drive three lead-hand knuckles down
- Separate stock and all-out driver patterns
- Pivot drill: 50-yard wedge with no divot
Think in landing yardage on a partial wedge- Move the ball back when it sits up
- Fit your ball to approach shots, then driver to ball
- A smoother, choked-down five-iron shot
Use routine instead of swing thoughts on the first tee- Use the D-M-T grind continuum to judge turf help
Plan how the putt enters before stepping in
Lay up to a distance you trust- Accept a wider shot pattern with longer clubs
- Use forward low point to create an in-to-out path
- Use radar-compatible balls for indoor spin data
- Build yardage by feel
- A draw must start right of your target
- Driver asks loft, wedge asks shaft lean; pivot carries both
Factor driver spin into headwinds- Lower CG launches irons higher despite stronger loft
- Lay up when you are running hot
- Sort short game shots into two families
Score accuracy by distance from center line- Treat a fairway bunker like a tight lie, don't dig in
Use carry margin before challenging water- Keep balance as swing effort rises
- Pick the driver combo that keeps one side out of play
- Use a higher-launching head for a low-apex long iron
- Drive the lead hand to flight the ball lower
- Avoid the disaster from trouble
- Use a longer backswing to reach the lead side
- Prioritize inside-100 wedges