Just when it seems trick-shot innovation has come to a standstill, we find a shot we've never seen and it blow us away.
We have seen the likes of Phil Mickelson hit the ball backwards with a wedge, a rapid wrist move and the benefit of a very uphill lie. However, fellow Arizona State product Mathias Schjoelberg managed to teach himself how to hit a wedge backwards and over his shoulder off a standard-issue lie.
That's just ridiculous.
Via MyGolfSpy
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