Golf Tip: How To Build A Reliable Stock Shot

Want one shot shape you can trust under pressure? Kyle Morris (Owner of The Golf Room; Golf Digest #1 Teacher in Ohio) explains Jack Nicklaus’s advice: develop a stock shot—then shows you the simple steep → shallow → steep pattern tour players use to repeat it.

You’ll learn:
What a “stock shot” is and why it lowers scores
The checkpoint: lead arm parallel, shaft slightly inside the target line
How to train back = steep, down = shallow, exit = steep
A mirror/alignment-stick drill you can do at home

Quick drill (at home or range):
At takeaway (lead arm parallel), feel the shaft pointing slightly inside the target line (steep feel).
Transition: let momentum shallow the shaft.
Through impact/exit: rotate so the shaft steepens again and face is controlled by your pivot.

Timestamps:
0:00 Why every player needs a stock shot
0:39 Tour pattern: steep → shallow → steep
1:36 At-home mirror/alignment-stick drill
2:05 Demo reps & feels

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Fade or draw, what stock shot are you building this season?

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