Tiger Woods hosts an impromptu clinic demonstrating his elite ball-striking and trajectory control. He explains his father's 'KISS' (Keep It Simple Stupid) method for varying ball flight through simple adjustments to ball position and follow-through height. Woods also showcases his warm-up routine and provides a masterclass on shaping shots into the wind.
Warm up by hitting your first three shots without caring about direction to find your natural swing feel.
Use ball position to control height: back for low, middle for normal, and front for high.
Match your follow-through to your desired trajectory: finish low at the rib cage for stingers and high above the head for moonshots.
The 'KISS' (Keep It Simple Stupid) principle helps manage complex shot-making by focusing on only one or two variables.
Golf is as much about humor and mental relaxation as it is about technical skill, as shown by Tiger's lighthearted clinic approach.