Will Zalatoris Answers Your Short Game Questions

[@cameroncarter6523]

I think something that goes unnoticed, he has little shaft lean. Super important

[@InternetMechanic]

man this was awesome. more of these with different players. thank you titleist and Will

[@dc3golf]

Of all the pros on this channel, Will has been the best at describing in detail how to hit different shots. Fantastic, thank you!

[@garykelly6121]

Super video. Very clear, detailed and informative. Thanks Will!

[@16pennynails]

A few years ago Will was on fire at the federal ex cup, that whole season he was playing great, then that darn back injury took him out for a while!$$ Hope he can return to form this coming season. Brilliant short game here, which is required at his level. Thanks for this!

[@oahujuniorgolfassociationc6656]

Awesome insights. Thanks. Wishing him the best.

[@tvan4560]

Great content!! Thanks Titleist and Will!

[@jimmcmillan3093]

Great content, really informative. Thanks Will!

[@Golffl]

Great video. Thank you, Will.

[@mack-uv6gn]

It’s nice that he put emphasis on how the tour pros have unlimited access to clubs. Wedges aren’t cheap, 180 bucks a month for a new wedge is nuts for the average person.👍

[@wadesworld6250]

Nobody would suggest an average person needs to change their wedges every month. Maybe once a year if you're a great player and one of those guys that plays 150 rounds a year. But for average golfers, every 3 years or so is more than enough, especially considering most golfers probably only do it when they change sets every 10 years or so.

[@Favre0811]

The average person does not play and practice everyday like tour pro's do either, so no need to change wedges as often.

[@howardchen3456]

Agreed. I keep my gamer wedges fresh by having practice wedges that I practice and warmup with. Those are the shots that wear your wedges out the most. I used to replace my lob wedges every year until I started doing this, now I can go for years with fresh grooves. I also hit bunker shots with the practice wedge unless I’m playing a tournament that restricts to 14 clubs.

[@rpmfoto]

Thank you Will. Hope you’ll do more. I have transitioned to an all Titleist bag this year. The downside is that I don’t have any excuses anymore! 😂

[@TomSawyer42i]

man this video was over way too fast. 🙂 loved every minute.

[@TomSawyer42i]

All i still need to finish my Titleist ensemble is the golf bag, 5 wood and putter. i have 3 x sm9 wedges, T300 clubs, TSr2 driver and 3 wood. i get bonus in December.. 🙂

[@clintsanderson6019]

Thanks Will @8:30 was my favorite nugget

[@tiger1701]

Most PGA pros are on tour because they are short-game wizards. This is the content MOST golfers need.

[@brumfiba]

He lives!

[@brownbruiser]

Great content from Titleist. It’s about time they produce something useful

[@cardiderek]

will is awesome.

[@delbaker6072]

Such a great guy. Hoping he can stay healthy and return to form. Assume he meant 60.04T, not 60.08T?

[@rpmfoto]

I am going to buy a 60T grind for cheap courses (crap lies all the time) in Texas. So curious about your comment. Why are you assuming 4 vs 8? FYI I also have a 60.14K so I’m wanting to experiment with extremes.

[@TaroZak]

More of these 🧑‍🍳

[@lawbinson]

13:30 for Joe Mayo if he comes to this video

[@atex3308]

Can yall do one with him talking about putting?

[@junliangliu7513]

😂😂😂

[@howardchen3456]

He may not be the best putter but his speed control is phenomenal. He’s one of the best on tour at 3 putt avoidance and that’s the help most amateurs need. He appears to be a bad putter because he’s such a good ball striker, that he misses a lot of putts you would expect him to make. If he gets hot with his putter, he will go very low.

[@g_nw]

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