Short Game
1099 verified teaching moments with direct channel credit and official-source links.
Punch a low-spin pitch off a muddy lieChannel: Dan Grieve- Escape wet rough with a tight left grip and steep strikeChannel: Dan Grieve
Play one wedge for many shots, not more loftsChannel: Mark Immelman
Raise the hands to reduce wrist hinge on a low chipChannel: Dan Grieve
Setup keys for the short-side spin shotChannel: Dan Grieve
When opening the face, aim the leading edge at targetChannel: SagutoGolf
Move your low point forward on tight liesChannel: Dan Grieve
Feel the toe rotate before the heel so you see the groovesChannel: stayhandsy
Flight a 56 low with late spinChannel: Dan Grieve
Setup checklist for the wedge shotChannel: PorzakGolf
Glue the trail arm on tight liesChannel: Dan Grieve
Set the pitch address with one line and early wrist breakChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Play the downhill chip steep off your front sideChannel: Dan Grieve
Chase contact before flight and spin on wedgesChannel: Micah Morris
Hit a low draw chip to release up an upslopeChannel: Dan Grieve
Change clubs, not effort, for a longer chipChannel: Todd Graves
Pause at the wedge backswing spotChannel: PorzakGolf
Use a 7-iron to run the ball up a slopeChannel: Dan Grieve
Aim left on a ball-below-feet bunker shotChannel: Dan Grieve
Move up, back, and leadward on finesse wedgesChannel: Micah Morris
Firm your grip to a 5 to fire bunker shotsChannel: Dan Grieve
Ball sitting up: no wrist hinge, clip off the topChannel: Dan Grieve
Fix your chip takeaway, not the yipsChannel: MrShortGame Golf
Match grip length and stance to chip vs flighted shotChannel: Dan Grieve
Play the 'fish's tail' for a high soft chipChannel: Danny Maude
Change strike height on the equator to change trajectoryChannel: Danny Maude
Hug chip up a crossing slopeChannel: Dan Grieve
Diagnose the scoop behind inconsistent chipsChannel: Club Champion- Lead with the hands to control chip trajectoryChannel: Todd Graves
Think of each arm as a radius that bottoms the clubChannel: SagutoGolf
Use a tick-tock chipping tempoChannel: Dan Grieve
Glide up the sand on uphill bunker liesChannel: Danny Maude
Use less loft from a bunker to land it and run it outChannel: Dan Grieve
Sync hands to body instead of lifting with the handsChannel: Golf with Aimee
Anchor heavy feet and rotate through bunker shotsChannel: Dan Grieve
Bounce off a plastic lid to feel the chip strikeChannel: Golf with Aimee- Read the lie as a green, amber or red lightChannel: Dan Grieve
- Choke to the steel for a tiny bunker shotChannel: Dan Grieve
Ferrule drill to stop scooping chipsChannel: Dan Grieve- Get steeper out of the rough with a wider stanceChannel: Dan Grieve
Fly wedges to the hole when greens won't releaseChannel: Bryson DeChambeau
Play a low chip when the ball sits downChannel: Dan Grieve
Squeeze a firm or bare bunker lie by hitting steeperChannel: Dan Grieve
Read the lie to pick shallow or steep chip ingredientsChannel: Dan Grieve
Avoid excess spin when a chip must climb a slopeChannel: Dan Grieve
Fly short and let a wedge releaseChannel: GoodGood
Use grass behind the ball to predict rolloutChannel: Dan Grieve- Stand farther away to stop the club flicking downChannel: Danny Maude
Avoid over-opening your feet on a longer bunker shotChannel: PorzakGolf
Narrow stance, pressure in the front footChannel: Golf with Aimee
Drop to a pitching wedge for an uphill chipChannel: Dan Grieve
Bump a hybrid with a putting strokeChannel: Dan Grieve
Enter the sand one or two inches behind the ballChannel: Golf with Aimee
Use the helicopter drill to rehearse the shoulder rockChannel: Danny Maude
Ball-forward 52 chip for fluffier into-grain liesChannel: Dan Grieve- Set your body with the slope on a downhill chipChannel: Dan Grieve
Read the lie: spin needs a clean spinner lieChannel: Dan Grieve
Recipe for a low running chipChannel: PorzakGolf- Trap a low spinner only from tight BermudaChannel: Dan Grieve
Practice chips from grainy turfChannel: Grant Horvat Golf- Play the putt-chip off the toe for downhill controlChannel: Dan Grieve
Use a start-line rod and film to find your chip missChannel: Dan Grieve
Keep the lead arm straight and weight forward when chippingChannel: SagutoGolf
Flight a chip low by letting the handle riseChannel: Dan Grieve
Aim right and high-draw a ball sitting upChannel: Dan Grieve
Trust the open face and keep rotatingChannel: PorzakGolf- Spin a bunker shot: shaft lean, hinge early, release lateChannel: Dan Grieve
Quiet the wrists: handle high, elbows to rib cageChannel: Dan Grieve- Swing your hands on the arc, not straight throughChannel: Dan Grieve
Hit about five centimeters behind the ballChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Play short game with a 4-6 degree downward attackChannel: Micah Morris- Toe-strike putt-chip for a fast downhill shotChannel: Dan Grieve
Draw a pitch into the windChannel: Dan Grieve
Nine iron chip: one third carry, two thirds rollChannel: Dan Grieve
Pick the landing spot first, then pick the clubChannel: Dan Grieve- Chip with a hybrid using your putting strokeChannel: Dan Grieve
- Sitting up clip it, sitting down release itChannel: Dan Grieve
Into the grain the ball stops dead — carry it to the flagChannel: Dan Grieve
Let the lie work for you on chipsChannel: Dan Grieve
Pick a spot in front of the ball to aim wedgesChannel: PorzakGolf
Fling the weight, don't drag the gripChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
Flight wedges low and tight, then carry it to your bagChannel: PorzakGolf- Shallow a wet upslope chip with a draw feelChannel: Dan Grieve
Set up with weight forward to hit the ball firstChannel: PorzakGolf
Use a three-quarter knockdown bunker swingChannel: PorzakGolf- Play the ball forward with sternum behind itChannel: Danny Maude
Set up high and make a putting stroke with the hybridChannel: Dan Grieve
Square up wedges: the ball goes where you swingChannel: PorzakGolf- Read the lie before committing to a lob shotChannel: Dan Grieve
- Bunker shot: keep the chest turning, don't decelerateChannel: Dan Grieve
- Set the toe down to cut through the roughChannel: Dan Grieve
Make the follow-through shorter than the backswingChannel: Dan Grieve
Stop rolling the chip inside: keep clubhead outside handsChannel: Dan Grieve- Keep the lead arm connected for high, spinny sand shotsChannel: Dan Grieve
- Toss a soft dead chip when short-sided to a front pinChannel: SagutoGolf
Set up back and on top for a bump-and-runChannel: PorzakGolf- Club up to preserve your pitching rhythmChannel: Danny Maude
- Scale your wedge setup down for shorter shotsChannel: PorzakGolf
- Never land a chip into an upslope or bankChannel: Dan Grieve