Welcome to flightcode

Flightcode is a universal short game language designed to help your brain recognize and remember patterns and movements more effectively. It uses numbers 1, 2, 3, and 4 to define club placement at setup (Sole), swing length (Swing Levels) in the backswing and finish position, and the amount of speed (Energy) applied to the shot. By simplifying the short game process, Flightcode enables your brain to develop and retain patterns faster and more efficiently, helping you weaponize your short game.

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  • Shifting Focus.JPG

    Shifting Your Focus

    When and what to shift your focus on is a key element of executing the shot at hand. This video walks you through the 3 simple steps.

    What are you trying to do?

    How are you doing to do it?

    Shifting your focus to your target.

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    The Process

    The process of how to formulate the short game shot you need in the moment. It starts by asking these 2 simple questions:

    What you’re trying to do?

    How you are going to do it?

    Then shifting your focus to the target and executing the shot.

  • Scenario 41-2-1-2.JPG

    Shot Scenario 41-2-1-2

    A short game scenario where we are going to use the 41-2-1-2 formula to execute the shot.

    What you’re trying to do?

    How you are going to do it?

    Shifting your focus to the target.

  • Scenario 32-1-1-1.JPG

    Shot Scenario 32-1-1-1

    A short game scenario where we are going to use the 32-1-1-1 formula to execute the shot.

    What you’re trying to do?

    How you are going to do it?

    Shifting your focus to the target.

  • Scenario 31-3-2-1.JPG

    Shot Scenario 31-3-2-1

    A short game scenario where we are going to use the 31-3-2-1 formula to execute the shot.

    What you’re trying to do?

    How you are going to do it?

    Shifting your focus to the target.

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    Numbers to Art

    This Scenario shows 2 different shots. The first being a 1-32-3 repeated twice. The third being a 31-32-3. The idea behind this video is to show how small differences at setup using different sole positions can have large effect on the trajectory.