Elite golfer Josh Oddy provides a comprehensive breakdown of the daily discipline required to maintain a +6 handicap. The video covers technical putting drills, a deep dive into AimPoint green reading, bunker low-point control, and high-intensity mobility exercises designed for performance longevity.
AimPoint green reading is most effective when done quickly, as the body naturally tries to compensate for slopes the longer you stand on them.
Practice should always include 'pressure games' like Par 18 to bridge the gap between technical drills and on-course performance.
Low point control in chipping can be improved by setting up a 'station' with alignment sticks to prevent the club from moving too far inside.
Mobility exercises must be performed with high 'intensity' and intent rather than just going through the motions to effectively open up the body for the swing.
Always check your green reads with a spirit level or digital slope tool during practice to calibrate your internal sensors.