PGA pro Dan Grieve demonstrates how to master distance control by focusing on specific landing spots rather than the hole. Using the 'aim small, miss small' philosophy, Grieve shows how practicing with physical markers can lead to more consistent results around the green.
Focus on a specific landing spot instead of the pin to improve precision.
The 'aim small, miss small' principle helps minimize the impact of slight misses.
Use physical aids like cones during practice to calibrate your landing distance feel.
Visualizing the landing spot is more critical for distance control than looking at the ultimate target.