Short Game
1099 verified teaching moments with direct channel credit and official-source links.
Draw a chip so it releases down a slopeChannel: Dan Grieve
Flight wedges with a three-quarter swingChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
Pre-set your impact position at address for chipsChannel: PorzakGolf
Match chest and club head to hit chips straightChannel: Dan Grieve
Finish through the chip, not at the ballChannel: Dan Grieve
Raise wedge launch by moving the ball upChannel: Micah Morris
Raise chip trajectory with ball position and face angleChannel: Danny Maude
Play wet greenside rough with the toe and a high handleChannel: Dan Grieve
Feel like hitting the wedge under a shoulder-high objectChannel: PorzakGolf
Widen your stance to the slope on downhill chipsChannel: Dan Grieve
Adjust loft and setup for a downhill short-game lieChannel: Dan Grieve
Pick a landing spot and let the ball run outChannel: Golf with Aimee
Add loft by hinging, not by leaning backChannel: Danny Maude
Play the ball back if you struggle to get shaft leanChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Use less loft to stop thinning chipsChannel: Dan Grieve
Run pitches at the hole like a putt, not on spinChannel: Club Champion
Control a downhill pitch from 60-80 yardsChannel: Dan Grieve
Stop driving your legs in the bunkerChannel: Dan Grieve
Brush the grass drill for cleaner chip contactChannel: Dan Grieve- Control chipping low point before chasing flightChannel: Club Champion
Flare your lead foot out to open up through the shotChannel: Dan Grieve
Track the hands inward to stop heel and shank wedgesChannel: stayhandsy
Move laterally toward target instead of sitting and spinningChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Fly a 35-yard pitch about 25 yardsChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
Bunker ball above feet: aim right and draw it off the bankChannel: Dan Grieve
Verbalize each wedge distance so you own the shotChannel: Mark Immelman
Off a downslope, lean your body with the slopeChannel: Dan Grieve
On a sitting-down lie, get height instead of spinChannel: Dan Grieve
Keep the lowercase-Y structure through the chipChannel: SagutoGolf
Connect both biceps to your chest for pitch stabilityChannel: Danny Maude
Do not match shoulders to the slope on left-foot-high liesChannel: Golf with Aimee
Create spin with a grabbing effect, not heightChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Focus on your landing spot, not the pin, when chippingChannel: Dan Grieve- Chip long-to-short: two-thirds back to a third throughChannel: Dan Grieve
Set weight lead side to encourage a downward attackChannel: Club Champion
Delay bunker play until the course feels comfortableChannel: Golf with Aimee
Open the face and hit from the inside so it won't digChannel: CraigHansonGolf- Feel wide with triceps on ribs at tick-tock tempoChannel: Dan Grieve
- Keep the left knee bent toward the target through impactChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Raise the tabletop to play the same shot as a chipChannel: Danny Maude
Mark ball position and landing line in the bunkerChannel: Danny Maude
Rotate around a posted left leg for clean wedge contactChannel: PorzakGolf
Take less loft around the greenChannel: GOLF's Subpar
Set up a chip: narrow stance, forward weight, ball middleChannel: Golf with Aimee
Don't force loft — quit hitting every wedge on the numberChannel: Dan Grieve
Throw-the-sand drill to keep loft and bounceChannel: Dan Grieve
Saw off wedges to lower flightChannel: Dan Grieve- Toe-down slide shot for tricky greenside liesChannel: Dan Grieve
Drill: long wide backswing, short soft shotChannel: Dan Grieve
Use an eight iron for long 20 to 40 yard bunker shotsChannel: Micah Morris
Don't swing full at a wedge to control spinChannel: Todd Graves
Slide the toe under a bad lieChannel: Dan Grieve
Open the wedge face fully, then grip itChannel: Danny Maude
Read the bunker lie with your eyes and feetChannel: Dan Grieve
Take thumbs off the grip for soft, spinny chipsChannel: Dan Grieve- Soften short-game grip pressure to a four out of tenChannel: Dan Grieve
Amyphi drill: one-handed tee swing for body-led chipsChannel: Golf with Aimee- Match backswing and finish one to oneChannel: Golf with Aimee
Pick a landing spot and plan one or two hopsChannel: Todd Graves
Play the bunker ball off your lead heelChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Use a body-draw feel through the wedge shotChannel: PorzakGolf
Smack down harder in loose links bunker sandChannel: Dan Grieve
Soften grip pressure to let the wedge releaseChannel: Dan Grieve- Use the wedge toe from hardpanChannel: Dan Grieve
Set hands back to hit behind it on bunker and flopChannel: SagutoGolf
Drop to less loft for long bunker shotsChannel: Dan Grieve
Shorten and rotate the chip motionChannel: PorzakGolf
Keep the club head outside the hands going backChannel: Dan Grieve- Chip under an imaginary coffee table to stay lowChannel: Dan Grieve
- Keep one chip technique and change club loftChannel: Dan Grieve
- Chip and run: butt of grip to left hip for low flightChannel: Dan Grieve
Practice bunkers from a plugged uphill lieChannel: Golf with Aimee
Hinge and hold, don't release, from wet liesChannel: Dan Grieve
Use a safe bump before a cute shotChannel: GoodGood
Chip a nestled lie by striking the ball firstChannel: Danny Maude
Play the ball right of middle in a downhill bunkerChannel: Golf with Aimee
Catch the ball first, divot later from a fairway bunkerChannel: PorzakGolf
Test the practice bunker sand before a roundChannel: Grant Horvat Golf- Set the chip-and-run stance and ball positionChannel: Dan Grieve
- Pick a front target on blind lobsChannel: Dan Grieve
Expect forward shaft lean to make a wedge digChannel: Club Champion
Control depth to widen your margin of errorChannel: Danny Maude- Compact bunker lie: shaft lean, set early, hit downChannel: Dan Grieve
Take bunker shots back straight for more controlChannel: Golf with Aimee
Add wrist break in the downswing to avoid chunking pitchesChannel: CraigHansonGolf- Use the front shoulder to govern chip distanceChannel: SagutoGolf
- Get low and narrow to spin a greenside bunker shotChannel: Dan Grieve
Move wedge ball position back for cleaner contactChannel: Micah Morris
Feel 100% body to rebalance an arms-heavy chipChannel: SagutoGolf- Get lead shoulder over lead pelvis to stop early low pointChannel: Dan Grieve
- Play the chip-and-run with any club to control runChannel: Dan Grieve
- Set the chip-and-run stance: ball, feet, shoulderChannel: Dan Grieve
- Set up centered and choked down to flight wedges downChannel: PorzakGolf
- Skip out of deep, fluffy sand with a full releaseChannel: Dan Grieve
Add chest speed not hip speed on long bunker shotsChannel: Dan Grieve- Drill: chip with the left hand lower on the gripChannel: Dan Grieve
Keep a bump-and-run stroke simpleChannel: gm__golf- Set a wide stance with the left foot flared in bunkersChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Line-on-ball drill for square chip contactChannel: Danny Maude
Chip a fairway wood or hybrid like a puttChannel: Dan Grieve