Here are what some readers are saying about “3 Releases: The Short Game System: Transform Your Technique & Thinking”:

There is also an Advanced Short Game School for those who have attended the standard Short Game School where you will get into how to play from tougher lies and master the art of Pitching.

It progresses onto topics such as playing from awkward lies, understanding your equipment’s capabilities, and how to practice with intention - thereby increasing golfers’ rate of improvement. My guess is he's extreme about not using the LW because it is hard for a lot of ams to use and his overall message is that there is a whole universe of shots that should be considered for every situation so we should stop grabbing 60* by default. Once I’d started to implement his techniques and use the bounce properly, the lob wedge became no harder to use than any other wedge. 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. One notable aspect of this book is its emphasis on the mental and psychological aspects of the short game. The authors delve deep into the importance of mindset focus and visualization when executing short shots which sets it apart from other golf instruction books. By combining physical techniques with mental strategies "The Short Game System" provides a holistic approach to mastering the short game.

Knowing I can get up and down for par or at worse save a bogie takes the pressure of approach shots which then takes the pressure of the tee. I’ve never enjoyed the short game so much. 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. Daniel Grieve has released an all-encompassing new book, designed to simplify the short game and create clarity of thought around the greens. One thing I didn’t really get about his book was where he talks about how the lob wedge should only be for emergencies. I’ve been a fan of Dan Grieve’s coaching for years, and this book does not disappoint. The advice is clear and concise, and the photographs are an excellent visual aid.”– Sarah Davis

Releases: The Short Game System will give you the three key shots you need around a green. A low-running chip shot, a soft-landing spin shot, and the lob shot. You will learn the set-up and swing fundamentals to execute these shots. In addition to the greenside shots you will learn the art of bunker play and pitching, along with many other specialist shots to add to your repertoire.

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.By reading “3 Releases: The Short Game System,” you’ll learn about the three key shots you need around the green – the low-running chip shot, the soft-landing spin shot, and the lob shot. Grieve details the set-up and swing fundamentals needed to execute each shot, along with other specialist shots to add to your repertoire, such as bunker play and pitching. 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.