approach shot

At No. 14, he hit a 9-iron approach shot to within three feet.

With the changes, the approach shot may again play closer to a 3-iron.

"His second serve a lot of times is the best approach shot that I'm going to see."

The way so many of his approach shots once did.

Usually playing into the wind, the approach shot can be very difficult.

On No. 14, he hit an approach shot from 182 yards to 7 feet.

The approach shot is arguably the most difficult on the course.

The difficult approach shot is to a large, elevated green.

At No. 13, he hit another dart of an approach shot to four feet.

Woods hit his approach shot about 22 feet from the pin.

Many players will face approach shots of at least 200 yards.

A pond in front of the green makes approach shots difficult.

The approach shot to the small green is also slightly uphill.

He hit his approach shot short and then tried to putt it up.

At No. 13, she hit a 7-wood approach shot to 17 feet and made the putt.

Stanford also laid up, then hit her approach shot to about 20 feet.

Reaching the green requires an approach shot over a small lake.

Her approach shot bounced over the green and into the rough.

"About time you gave me a good club," Johnson will say when he sticks an approach shot close.

At No. 2, he hit a 9-iron approach shot to 6 feet, then made that to reach two under par.

Norman, meanwhile, sent his approach shot through the back of the green and needed another two to get down.

Her approach shot was too long, and it landed in deep rough behind the green.

Woods took a drop, then hit an approach shot to within 15 feet of the pin.

An approach shot is made with the intention of placing the ball on the green.

Even so, you're going to find yourself needing more club on approach shots.