AXYS Golf

Great info with clear explanations on how to hit a wide variety of bunker shots. I love the Gary Player Million Dollar Shot video and can't wait to try it.

Excellent video covered every kind of bunker or sand shot. Easy to understand what to do under different conditions.

I play single plane golf already, but until now I was not in the know of how to play a buried ball with a PW. I so appreciate this hinstruction.

Fantastic.

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Excellent. Really been working hard on set up. very clear on what it looks like but unsure if I am doing it correctly. Hitting ball with greater consistency and direction.

This is an amazing instructional program. Thanks for the "secret bunker shot" ;) I can't express my enthusiasm about a sand shot that I hit recently. Firm, packed, wet sand, back of the bunker, green side with 20 yards to the pin, 10 to the green.....set up with the reverse tilt, used my 58*, didn't go back far, but hit through the shot, and ended up 10 feet below the hole!

I shared the email version of this course with several golfing buddies. One took the time to watch it and apply the technique. Our bunkers are a bit inconsistent, but he is out of the bunker every time and is getting up and down more and more. I used these entire series and now don't even fear the down-hill, side-hill lie. As Eric would say it's applied physics.

Have to rate this course 5 stars. Am excited about all the new possibilities. Eric is great at having consistency in all the shot setups.

Excellent descriptions and well explained theory and demonstrations. Well done Eric

Fantastic. These videos will definitely save strokes. It points out the error of my ways, and how to correct them. One of the unfortunate facts of life is the older we get, the more distance we lose, Langer being one obvious exception. We tell ourselves we will make up for it with a stellar short game. But when the handicap goes up, we realize that the short game is not so stellar, and we have fallen into a lot of bad habits. The genius of this video is it identifies and corrects those mistakes. That is not to say older golfers cannot have a stellar short game. Many do. The best example I can think of was Paul Runyan who was 80 when I met him and he was still a solid four handicap. What I am not telling you however is he was always a great short game player and Sam Snead who he beat in the PGA championships of 1934 and 1938 said he had the finest short game of any player he ever met. The only thing I would add to that is Paul was a first rate gentleman, and a credit to the game. Your level of instruction, like his, is sublime--and a life ring for the dogged victims of inexorable fate, as Jones biographer described us golfers.

bunker tape was great i learned a lot