3 Releases: The Short Game System: Transform Your Technique & Thinking

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This visual simply shows the ranking of various sectors (industries) based on their carbon footprint. Additionally, it provides insights into the distribution of carbon emissions within each sector across Scopes 1, 2, and 3. Host of the UK’s most attended short game school, Daniel Grieve has released an all-encompassing new book, designed to simplify the short game and create clarity of thought around the greens. The much-anticipated book is now available to buy online from today. In short, organizations can engage in responsible sourcing practices with their suppliers and manufacture greener products to manage Scope 3 emissions effectively. I find the Daniel Grieve book teaches many similar things but is easier to use as it’s more simply written and I like it although haven’t yet found it’s changed my game much since I already made changes this Summer. Amateurs tend to have very little understanding of the short game when playing golf, specifically how it differs from the long game or how they can make better decisions. They have no plan. This book will give you a clear, simple system you can apply immediately and further enjoy your golf.

Scope 3: Indirect emissions, distinct from Scope 2, encompass emissions not directly controlled by the company. These may originate from suppliers or the use of the company's products. How can organizations exert control over Scope 3 emissions? Simplicity is the key to Dan's golf coaching. He has created a short game system that any golfer can apply with immediate results – breaking down how you can improve your short game by learning new techniques and increasing your golfing IQ. Combining better technique and a better way of thinking will improve your ability to perform on the golf course. Let’s say I need to play on average 10 short game shots per round. Maybe 2 are bunkers and of the remaining 8, maybe only 1 will be from a fairway or green fringe where I can take something like a gap wedge and play a release 1.Short game specialist Grieve is head professional at the internationally renowned Woburn Golf Club, home of the European Tour's British Masters for many years and 10-time venue for the Women's Open Championship.

I will say, the longer I watch his stuff on social there are a LOT of specialty shots / variations that are not covered in the book (rightly so). I'm not good enough to worry about that, but a bit eye opening. Dan Grieve is head golf professional at the internationally renowned Woburn Golf Club, home of the European Tour's British Masters for many years and 10-time venue for the Women's Open Championship. You will develop a Short Game routine so you learn what shot to play where and how you can 'read the lie' to be able to select the right club and shot choice.By the end of the season I’d broke 80 7 times on the trot with a few low 70s. Simply because of this 3 release genius technique.