• Hole In One-Alan Bendawald

    I wanted to share my latest story of my hole in one. Here are the details. Saturday 25th Location-Aguila Golf Course-Laveen AZ Hole #16-181 Yards Club Hit-818H1-27 degree-6 hybrid Ball-Titleist ProV1X-#3

    I was playing with my son, and my 2 best…

  • Hole-in-one

    Dear Titleist,

    Firstly, what a great community for all walks of golf life to share their stories.

    From the working class golfer to the professional, it great to see so many people sharing the hole-in-one experience.

    So here is mine, I've been playing…

  • 006 Jordan Spieth YES Horizontal with COPY example.jpg

    Take 2: With the camera positioned farther away from the golfer and the player's hands set up in the center of the frame, the entire swing is captured in this face-on recording.
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  • 002 Max Homa DTL With Text.jpg

    For both Face-on and Down-the-line filming, always position the camera lens at the same height as the golfer's hands at address.
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  • 003 Patrick Cantlay Face On with Text.jpg

    Position the camera far enough away from the golfer so that the entire arc of the swing is captured. Remember to record a test clip to ensure your video is in crisp focus.
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  • 007 Justin Thomas NO Horizontal Example with Copy.jpg

    From down-the-line, the position of the club at the top of the swing provides critical information. In this video, the framing was too tight to capture this part of the swing and the clip needs to be re-shot.
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  • 004 Jessica Korda Alignment Rods v2 092721.jpg

    Before recording, it's helpful to set up your shot using alignment sticks like the yellow rods pictured above. Place one rod on the ground, ahead of the ball and one behind the ball, in line with the target. Place a parallel set of rods directly under…
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  • 005 Jordan Spieth NO Horizontal with COPY example.jpg

    In this example, the golfer's hands were not framed in the center of the recording and the camera was positioned too close to the golfer. The result? The club traveled outside the frame on the backswing, obscuring critical detail.
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  • 008 Justin Thomas YES HORIZONTAL with COPY example.jpg

    This example shows how wider framing solves the problem.
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  • 009 Justin Thomas YES VERTICAL with COPY example.jpg

    An alternative solution is to shoot down-the-line footage vertically. This allows the golfer to appear larger (easier to see detail), but be careful to leave plenty of room left and right to avoid cropping of the club.
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