Short Game Secrets: Joe Mayo & Wayne 'Radar' Riley

Go inside a short game lesson with PING Brand Ambassadors Joe
Mayo and Wayne 'Radar' Riley at the US Open as they discuss
Joe's philosophies on angle of attack, low point and steep vs.
shallow.

[@12496k]

More Mayo, please!

[@johnlichtenwalner1839]

Love Mayo stunting all over the short game chef

[@peterbarasgolf]

This is pure gold

[@lilbrusselsprout8261]

If you’re shallow and you hit the ground too soon then the bounce will kick in, you won’t dig, and you’ll still hit a good shot. Being shallow literally makes it so low point can be imprecise and still hit a good shot with spin.

[@BasedHadrian]

Mayo is brilliant

[@Deaglefire]

Hovland's mentioned how Mayo helped him re-think the short game and provided the data to make it make sense. And you can definitely see his approach to that here.

[@rd-ve7ch]

Numbers don't lie. Joe Mayo knows his stuff

[@jadesmith6823]

Victor chopped it in round 1 😂

[@JeremiahAlphonsus]

Now go see this method directly contradicted by today’s greatest short game guru, Dan Grieve.

[@chrdani]

No, not necessarily . Mayo is explaining Grieves «release 1». Weight forward, leading edge, ball central or back in stance etc Mayo is referring to other releases (2, 3) as “specialty shots” around 9 minutes.