Ian Poulter Golf Clinic – Woburn Junior Invitation Day 2013

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Ian Poulter invitation day. Ian Poulter hitting golf shots at Woburn golf club.Talking to the juniors he invited to woburn golf club from across the UK.

Ian talks about whats in his bag in general and how he set it up for the open at Muirfield gc 2013, discusses other topics such as his course planner, hydration, nutrition, his caddy, Rory Mcilroy, and many more topics.

Ian Poulter hits sandwedge, pitching wedge, nine iron, seven iron, five iron, three iron, rescue wood, three wood and driver.

Ian Poulter shows how to hit a lower flighted driver, which is useful in windier conditions.

Ian Poulter is the tour pro for Woburn golf club, located between Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire. Woburn golf club stocks Ian Poulter design clothing

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22 thoughts on “Ian Poulter Golf Clinic – Woburn Junior Invitation Day 2013

  1. I remember when people would say John Elway wasnt any good because he
    “couldnt win the big one”. I havent heard from those people in awhile. 

  2. I like the idea of it too, but as sport gets more competitive other guys
    will just be that little bit better than him-its only a shot or two. I’m
    actually amazed how good he is without coaching-someone like Foley would
    suit him-I’m sure Ian’s had chats about it with Rose

  3. Maybe, maybe not. Jack was an exception to the rule-I’m pretty sure all
    major winners in the last 10 years have had coaches. If I was Poulter I’d
    be giving myself that edge-currently his ego is getting in his way. It’s
    not necessarily about changing the swing at all-just the confidence that
    comes from having a top level coach and mentally knowing all angles are
    covered.

  4. You’re probably right. The game has changed quite a bit since Jack played.
    On the other hand, I kind of like the idea of a guy who does his own thing
    instead of surrounding himself with a bunch of coaches. If only he could
    summon the kind of play he shows at the Ryder Cup – he’d be in contention
    in nearly every major.

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