Short Game
1099 verified teaching moments with direct channel credit and official-source links.
Hold the chip finish and compare it to puttingChannel: Danny Maude
Bunker: splash a ball sitting up, squeeze one sitting downChannel: Dan Grieve
Switch to a lower-lofted wedge for long bunker shotsChannel: Golf with Aimee
Set up chips with hands forward and ball backChannel: Todd Graves
Set your chip and run stance: narrow, weight left, handle upChannel: Dan Grieve
Long fairway-bunker shot off a downslopeChannel: Dan Grieve
Aim your body open but keep the clubface at the targetChannel: MrShortGame Golf
Tuck sleeves or a towel to keep the arms connectedChannel: Dan Grieve
Set a rod at shaft angle to check short-game planeChannel: Dan Grieve
Putt when wet turf makes the wedge uncertainChannel: Bryson DeChambeau
On firm sand, chip it out instead of blastingChannel: SagutoGolf
Stop the ball two ways: spin or landing angleChannel: Dan Grieve
Pre-set your chip impact position at setupChannel: PorzakGolf
Read the break on chips like a puttChannel: Dan Grieve
Pick body spots for 10-yard wedge distance incrementsChannel: PorzakGolf
Keep rotating so the low point stays ahead of the ballChannel: PorzakGolf
Bury your feet and quiet the body in bunkersChannel: stayhandsy
Avoid a back ball position when trying to lift a wedge shotChannel: Club Champion
Swing shallow with a release two off an upslopeChannel: Dan Grieve
Preset your impact position on wedge shotsChannel: PorzakGolf
Firm bunker sand: open the face but lean the shaftChannel: Dan Grieve
Read the lie to know if a bunker shot will spinChannel: Dan Grieve
Use a longer backswing so a short shot stays smoothChannel: Dan Grieve
Drill: drop right foot back onto the toe for chipsChannel: Dan Grieve- Toss the ball to the target on wedge shotsChannel: PorzakGolf
Play the low runner away from the dangerChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
Bounce a nine iron into the bank from bare lieChannel: Dan Grieve
Narrow the arc to nip a greenside bunker shotChannel: Dan Grieve
Pitch with a quiet right foot, chest turning around the bodyChannel: Dan Grieve
Don't de-sell the short chip, trust it and finishChannel: Club Champion
Lower your setup to add loft in the bunkerChannel: Danny Maude- Play it lower off a tight firm lie into the windChannel: Dan Grieve
Hit a higher chip: open the face, then re-gripChannel: SagutoGolf
Deep-nestled lie: go to 60, no shaft lean, full releaseChannel: Dan Grieve- Don't out-swing your body to control wedge spinChannel: PorzakGolf
Use half swings to keep spin off receptive greensChannel: Dan Grieve- Match bunker release to the lieChannel: Dan Grieve
Narrow your stance to take power out of chipsChannel: Dan Grieve
Tuck the trail arm into your ribs for crisp chipsChannel: SagutoGolf
Keep turning and shifting weight on pitch shotsChannel: Golf with Aimee
Sand forward for long bunker shots, under for shortChannel: Dan Grieve
Stay rooted with strong feet on short-game shotsChannel: Dan Grieve- Exaggerate tall-and-on-toes to feel the chip setupChannel: MrShortGame Golf
Read your chip's roll out like a puttChannel: Dan Grieve
Set chip grip pressure to about four out of tenChannel: Dan Grieve
Read the lie before playing the high lobChannel: Dan Grieve
Point the grip butt at your lead hip after impactChannel: Dan Grieve- Tee-peg clip drill to take the ground out of playChannel: Dan Grieve
The A1/A2/A3 address system for wedge distancesChannel: Dan Grieve- Nip longer-iron chips shorterChannel: Dan Grieve
Set shirt buttons at 11:30 to preset low point forwardChannel: SagutoGolf
Don't fake the arc by moving your arms away from youChannel: Danny Maude
Play a plugged bunker lie with the heel of the wedgeChannel: Dan Grieve
Trail hand only drill for bunker releaseChannel: Dan Grieve- Drop loft when the ball is sitting up highChannel: Dan Grieve
- Play chips toe-down off tight lies and into the grainChannel: SagutoGolf
Strike wedges low in the middle of the faceChannel: Club Champion
Bounce brushing the ground at impact is correct, not fatChannel: Golf with Aimee- Count one, two to lock backswing length and shoulder turnChannel: PorzakGolf
With loft, the ball goes where you swing, not the faceChannel: PorzakGolf
Why a greenside bunker can beat the roughChannel: Bryson DeChambeau
Feel a little draw to stop cutting across bunker shotsChannel: Club Champion- Feel the left shoulder work down, not excessively aroundChannel: Danny Maude
Long bunker shots: use stronger loft, don't force itChannel: Dan Grieve- Slow the hands to match the body turn on wedgesChannel: PorzakGolf
Let the toe open on a long bunker shotChannel: stayhandsy
Rotate, don't roll, on a ball-above-feet chipChannel: Dan Grieve
Let the club fall into an indirect wedge strikeChannel: Dan Grieve
Move your sternum forward to shift the wedge's low pointChannel: Club Champion
Take only a thin layer of bunker sandChannel: Danny Maude- Play an uphill bunker lie with less loftChannel: Dan Grieve
Stay on your left foot on ball-below-feet chipsChannel: Golf with Aimee
Scrape the club along a tabletop with your torsoChannel: Danny Maude- Move the sternum forward to shift your low pointChannel: Club Champion
Land a chip close so it releases to the holeChannel: Golf with Aimee
Move the ball forward for a higher pitchChannel: Micah Morris
Set an open stance with weight forward for pitchesChannel: Golf with Aimee- Feel the clubhead weight with light thumb pressureChannel: Dan Grieve
Feel an early release on bunker shotsChannel: SagutoGolf
Keep 60% weight on the lead foot in the bunkerChannel: Golf with Aimee
Chip with grip pressure at a four out of tenChannel: Dan Grieve- Rotate around your front side in the short gameChannel: Dan Grieve
- Use the bounce, not the leading edge, on chipsChannel: Golf with Aimee
Widen the pitch stance between chip and full widthChannel: Golf with Aimee
Check your chip finish position for feedbackChannel: CraigHansonGolf- Play downhill lies with your most lofted wedgeChannel: Dan Grieve
Set up wide with weight left for bunker shotsChannel: Dan Grieve- Drill: push the club away with your lead hand onlyChannel: Dan Grieve
- Set up for a chip when the ball is below your feetChannel: Golf with Aimee
- Draw an uphill greenside chip up the slopeChannel: Dan Grieve
- Carry the tucked trail arm into longer pitchesChannel: SagutoGolf
Widen stance and bend knees more to hit bunker shots higherChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Try cack-handed chips for strike confidenceChannel: Dan Grieve- Hit the 30-yard wedge from the right pocketChannel: PorzakGolf
- Cut it down the slope, hook it up the slopeChannel: Dan Grieve
Go longer and slower to control a downhill wedgeChannel: Dan Grieve
Use the line drill for chips and pitchesChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Seven iron chip: 25% carry, 75% rollChannel: Dan Grieve
Rough with a cushion: attack steeper, leading edge downChannel: Dan Grieve
Play the 'putt with loft' basic chipChannel: Danny Maude