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Tournament golf is the ultimate test of skill and mental fortitude. Whether you're a weekend warrior or an aspiring professional, watching how players navigate high-pressure situations provides a masterclass in strategy and resilience. This collection of 31 videos offers a front-row seat to the grind, the glory, and the technical adjustments required to compete at a high level. Understanding the nuances of course management and shot selection in a competitive setting is essential for any golfer looking to lower their handicap and perform when the stakes are highest.
Our curated selection features diverse perspectives from seasoned professionals and insightful analysts. You can follow the journey of Genevieve Ling as she documents her progress through international events, such as her impressive performance in the 2025 Jingmao Ladies Open. Meanwhile, James Wiltshire provides a deep dive into the tactical side of the game, breaking down specific shots and mental hurdles during his Pro Golf Tournament Rounds. We also feature content from No Laying Up and The R&A to provide a broader view of the competitive landscape.
Readers will discover practical techniques for handling difficult lies and adverse conditions. From mastering the stinger shot to navigating tight lies near the green, the insights here are grounded in real-world competition. You'll learn how to manage your emotions after a bad shot—avoiding the temptation to throw clubs—and why "doing your homework" on green slopes is non-negotiable. The videos highlight the importance of commitment and the dangers of letting frustration build up, offering a balanced view of both the physical and psychological demands of the sport.
Whether you're interested in the technical breakdown of a high hook or want to experience the atmosphere of a full tournament round at the WPG Ladies Open, there is something here for everyone. Dive into the expertise of Malaska Golf or James Ridyard to further refine your approach. Explore the variety of content available and take these professional insights to your next round.
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Genevieve Ling
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Genevieve Ling
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James Wiltshire
From the videos
When faced with a shot over a rock from the rough, consider hitting a high hook to avoid moving the ball too much, especially when a flyer is likely.
A high hook allows for better control of the ball's flight path when the lie suggests the ball will jump or 'fly' out of the rough.
Utilize a stinger shot on long par 4s to maximize roll-out and leave a manageable wedge distance into the green.
Keeping the ball low reduces wind interference and increases total distance through ground roll on firm fairways.
Maintain emotional discipline by refusing to throw clubs or dwell on mistakes, as letting frustration build up leads to a total collapse.
Golf is a game of recovery; staying calm allows you to remain ready for the next shot rather than being stuck in the past error.
Always perform thorough research on green slopes before the tournament begins to avoid being surprised by subtle breaks.
Tournament greens are often faster and more complex; knowing the 'hidden' slopes prevents three-putts caused by poor preparation.
The full index
205 from 35 creators, newest and most-watched first.
Tournament · 0:56
Golf Monthly · Apr 2026
Tournament · 0:33
Golf Monthly · Jul 2026
Tournament · 0:19
The Golf Supply · Mar 2026
Tournament · 8:35:31
The R&A · Jun 2025
Tournament · 0:27
The Golf Supply · Aug 2026
Tournament · 0:20
The R&A · Jan 2026
Tournament · 0:25
The R&A · Mar 2026
Tournament · 0:19
The R&A · Apr 2026
Tournament · 10:16:57
The R&A · Mar 2026
Tournament · 1:31
Golf Monthly · Jun 2026
Tournament · 0:59
MONTE’S GOLF - Since 1954 · Feb 2026
Tournament · 2:26
Brit Golf Dad · Apr 2026
Tournament · 0:56
MONTE’S GOLF - Since 1954 · Feb 2026
Tournament · 1:42:36
Fried Egg Golf · Mar 2026
Tournament · 1:38
Golf Life · Aug 2025
Tournament · 1:41:48
No Laying Up · Sep 2025
Tournament · 0:10
DS Golf · Jun 2026
Tournament · 1:24:51
No Laying Up · Apr 2025
Tournament · 10:14
The R&A · Aug 2025
Tournament · 0:11
Golf Monthly · Jul 2026
Tournament · 14:55:07
The R&A · Mar 2026
Tournament · 0:22
Golf Life · Aug 2025
Tournament · 0:20
The R&A · Mar 2026
Tournament · 0:12
Golf With Anna · Jul 2026
Tournament · 3:16:40
The R&A · Feb 2026
Tournament · 10:10
The R&A · Mar 2025
Tournament · 8:47
The R&A · Feb 2026
Tournament · 1:55
Golf Monthly · Apr 2026
Tournament · 20:15
The R&A · Mar 2023
Tournament · 4:23:41
The R&A · Jul 2023
Tournament · 0:55
Fore Play Golf · Mar 2026
Tournament · 0:25
The R&A · Mar 2025
Tournament · 0:22
The R&A · Jan 2026
Tournament · 1:59:21
No Laying Up · Jul 2025
Tournament · 8:51
The R&A · May 2025
Tournament · 0:04
Michael Kanev Golf · Mar 2026
Tournament · 18:21
The R&A · Mar 2026
Tournament · 0:16
The R&A · Mar 2026
Tournament · 14:01:57
The R&A · Mar 2026
Tournament · 0:30
Golf with Aimee · Feb 2026
Tournament · 0:18
The Logical Golfer · Jul 2026
Tournament · 0:14
The R&A · Feb 2026
Tournament · 1:27
Golf Monthly · Apr 2026
Tournament · 3:51:16
The R&A · Feb 2026
Tournament · 0:09
Golf with Aimee · Apr 2026
Tournament · 2:12:29
No Laying Up · May 2025
Tournament · 0:51
Fore Play Golf · Feb 2023
Tournament · 1:18
Golf Monthly · Apr 2026
Tournament · 0:23
The R&A · Mar 2026
Tournament · 1:37
Golf Monthly · Apr 2026
Asked and answered
According to James Wiltshire, one effective method is to jam the ball into the bank using a low spinny wedge. This helps control the distance when you don't have much grass under the ball.
Avoid landing the ball long on the first hole, especially if the greens are bouncy or have hazards behind them. It's often better to be slightly short and leave an uphill chip than to face a treacherous recovery from the back.
Not necessarily. For example, on a 390-yard hole with a slope leading to a bunker, hitting driver might be too risky. Professional strategy often favors a shorter club to ensure a flat lie for the approach.
Focus on your short game practice specifically for these 'thin' lies. Improving your contact point is crucial for these shots, as mentioned by experts like James Wiltshire.
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