The 2015 PGA Teacher of the Year, Cameron McCormick, reveals why contact is king when it comes to his Skill Code. McCormick teaches the setup and swing keys to making center face contact with your driver, fairway woods and irons. He also shares drills that have helped his most notable student, 3-time major champion Jordan Spieth.

Cameron McCormick teaches the setup and swing keys that help you curve the ball on command. The 2015 PGA Teacher of the Year reveals how small changes to your alignment, grip and downswing improves your ability to fade or draw the ball on target. He also shares shot shaping drills that have helped his most notable student, 3-time major champion Jordan Spieth.

Cameron McCormick teaches how to take your trajectory control to the next level. The 2015 PGA Teacher of the Year reveals the setup and swing keys needed to hit the low stinger and high soft-landing shot with your irons. He also shares trajectory control drills that have helped his most notable student, 3-time major champion Jordan Spieth.

Cameron McCormick teaches how to integrate what you have learned in the first three episodes of The Skill Code and apply it on the golf course. The 2015 PGA Teacher of the Year takes you through an entire hole and talks through every factor that comes into play on the golf course. He also shares his course management tips that have helped his most notable student, 3-time major champion Jordan Spieth.

Cameron McCormick, the 2015 PGA Teacher of the Year, unveils his major championship caliber instruction to help golfers execute one of golf's most difficult shots - the short wedge shot. A 3-time major champion, Jordan Spieth has trained with McCormick for over a decade and is considered one of the best wedge players in the game today - it's time for you to enhance your game by understanding why contact, speed, and dynamic loft help you play your very best from 40-60 yards.

Take your wedge game to a PhD/tour level with Cameron McCormick as he shares his very best instruction to help golfers perfect one of golf's most difficult shots - the short wedge shot. Jordan Spieth has trained with McCormick for over a decade and is considered one of the best wedge players in the game today - it's time for you to increase the arsenal of shots you possess from this intimidating distance: learn to increase spin, manage curve and dial in trajectory control with your wedges from 40-60 yards.