G· GOLF NUGGETS Find Browse Teaching moments Short Game · Strategy Choose a smaller chip-flop when spin can stop it The coach's chip-flop uses a low-to-mid trajectory with a large amount of spin. Rather than throwing the ball high with a big swing, he favors a smaller, lower move when the spin can stop the shot. Channel: stayhandsy Watch official source at 21:48 Short GameStayhandsyShort-Siding Keep learningHit a low checking wedge before a downslope — Dan GrieveToe-down open-face shot off a tight lie or divot — Dan GrieveMiss to the easy up-and-down side — Bryson DeChambeauPractice short-sided chip shots to pick landing spots — gm__golfCarry bunker shots past front ridges — GoodGoodAccept six feet on extreme bunkers — Dan Grieve JavaScript is only needed for the in-app player and library actions. This verified teaching summary and its official-source link remain readable.