Short Game
1099 verified teaching moments with direct channel credit and official-source links.
Arms connection drill for the short gameChannel: Dan Grieve
Match grip pressure to how the ball should come offChannel: Dan Grieve
Take extra club to offset choking down and soft sandChannel: PorzakGolf
Putt instead of chip off a soggy, grainy lieChannel: PorzakGolf
Control chip distance by changing club, not techniqueChannel: Danny Maude
Space your chip stance: 1 ball, 1 clubhead, 2 at toesChannel: Dan Grieve
Expect roll-out: this chip has very little spinChannel: Club Champion
Stun it out of a divot with no releaseChannel: Dan Grieve
Read what's behind the ball, not just the lieChannel: Dan Grieve
Match your setup to the trajectory you wantChannel: Micah Morris
Do the walking Happy Gilmore drill for weight shiftChannel: Golf with Aimee
From a downslope, play it low with spinChannel: Dan Grieve
Feel a draw to shallow a sitting-up chipChannel: Dan Grieve
Master two wedge numbers, then feel the gapsChannel: Dan Grieve
Vary chip trajectory with the hand hingeChannel: Todd Graves
Use the bounce on an open-face chip so it won't digChannel: Golf with Coach Carolin
Skip the club in light sand, dig in compact sandChannel: Dan Grieve
Change clubs, not setup, to control chip rollChannel: Danny Maude
Set up for a standard-depth bunker splashChannel: Dan Grieve
Play a putt-chip for quick downhill fringe shotsChannel: Dan Grieve- Match chip loft to green firmnessChannel: Dan Grieve
Read the lie first, then pick your releaseChannel: Dan Grieve
Continuous rotation keeps the low point past the ballChannel: PorzakGolf
Shorten the bunker swing for a shorter shotChannel: SagutoGolf
Raise the handle to quiet the wrists on a chip-and-runChannel: Dan Grieve
Change wedge and ball position to vary chip rolloutChannel: Golf with Aimee
Use hinge and hold for a hotter checking chipChannel: Danny Maude
Keep a wedge low: ball back, weight and hands forwardChannel: Club Champion- Dig your feet in on an uneven bunker lieChannel: Golf with Coach Carolin
Keep about 90% of your weight on the lead sideChannel: PorzakGolf
Stop squatting and sitting back on your heels to chipChannel: MrShortGame Golf
Chipping into grain: ball forward and use the bounceChannel: Dan Grieve
Use your upper body for a small greenside shotChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
Take the wrist hinge out to control chip speedChannel: PorzakGolf- Play the lob (parachute) shot around the greenChannel: Danny Maude
Land pitches with check then a last roll at putt paceChannel: Club Champion
Open the wedge face slightly to release the bodyChannel: PorzakGolf
Play the soft landing shot only from a green-light lieChannel: Dan Grieve
Narrow the stance for a steeper wedge strikeChannel: PorzakGolf
Choose the wedge finish before making the swingChannel: Club Champion
Swing long enough at one pace so you never snatch itChannel: Danny Maude
Set hands low and open the face to aim the sweet spotChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Bumble six iron into steep banksChannel: Dan Grieve
Control chip distance by changing loft, not swingChannel: Dan Grieve
Take the slope out with flightChannel: Dan Grieve- Let gravity fall through thick rough, not lift it outChannel: Danny Maude
Use the lie, land, loft routine around the greenChannel: Dan Grieve
Open the face and body for a drop-shot-style chipChannel: Danny Maude- Recognize this instructor's partial-wedge choke-down habitChannel: Club Champion
Stay centered so the club doesn't bottom out too earlyChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Move your pelvis over the ball to strike the ground aheadChannel: Danny Maude- Weaken the top hand for release oneChannel: Dan Grieve
- Drive the leading edge into a bank to remove speedChannel: Dan Grieve
Set shoulders parallel to the slope in a downhill bunkerChannel: Golf with Aimee
Feel low to high on the chipChannel: Dan Grieve
Rock your shoulders to chip using the club-head weightChannel: Golf with Aimee
Expect little spin on shots from the roughChannel: Dan Grieve
Open the left shoulder instead of staying downChannel: MrShortGame Golf
Don't grab the 60 for a 50-yard bunker shotChannel: Bryson DeChambeau
Bend forward with chest over toes to support the wedgeChannel: stayhandsy
Set up the greenside lob: wider, right foot backChannel: Dan Grieve
Tuck a rod under both armpits for arms-body connectionChannel: Dan Grieve
Squeaky-ball drill to keep weight forward on uphill chipsChannel: Golf with Aimee- Match wedge loft to a firm, downhill greenChannel: Dan Grieve
- Play the soft landing shot with a super light gripChannel: Dan Grieve
Pivot your body on short shots, don't go all handsChannel: GOLF's Subpar
Hinge quickly out of long roughChannel: Dan Grieve
Control bunker distance with your finish sizeChannel: Golf with Aimee- Catch the ball first but take a divot past itChannel: PorzakGolf
- Grip tighter with the lead hand from sticky roughChannel: Dan Grieve
Set up narrow and open the chest through short shotsChannel: Dan Grieve
Bump a fast downhill lie with no releaseChannel: Dan Grieve
Finish practice with two 40-yard wedgesChannel: PorzakGolf
Set bunker stance distance with a club-length lineChannel: Danny Maude
Hit a lower running pitch into wind or firm liesChannel: Dan Grieve- Thumbs-off drill to feel the clubhead and releaseChannel: Dan Grieve
- Stack sternum over pelvis, just ahead of the ballChannel: Danny Maude
Match loft to a mostly airborne shotChannel: Grant Horvat Golf- Chip like bowling a ball, not throwing itChannel: Dan Grieve
- Let a buried bunker shot run outChannel: Dan Grieve
- Let the club fall from the top, don't force itChannel: Dan Grieve
Choke down on the grip for chippingChannel: Golf with Aimee
Change hybrid-chip distance with speedChannel: Dan Grieve- Pitch with finesse, not a mini full swingChannel: Danny Maude
Preset pressure left for a forward short-game low pointChannel: stayhandsy- Set up for a greenside bunker shotChannel: Dan Grieve
Hit 15 balls, then score your 8th-closestChannel: Golf with Aimee
Let the chest control chip transition, not the armsChannel: Dan Grieve- Control the chip with your body, let the hands followChannel: Golf with Aimee
Hit a super-low punchy wedge under branchesChannel: Dan Grieve
From a bunker, take the disaster off the tableChannel: Mark Immelman- Release 3: the lob shot setupChannel: Dan Grieve
Spin a bunker shot with a late match-strike releaseChannel: Dan Grieve- Keep the lead arm straight on 40-yard wedge backswingsChannel: stayhandsy
- Over an obstacle, play medium flight with spin not a lobChannel: Dan Grieve
Chip with soft hands and about 50% grip pressureChannel: SagutoGolf
No-club drill to feel chipping connectionChannel: Dan Grieve
Deloft a 56 to hit a low shot from a scruffy lieChannel: Dan Grieve- Control three things for a consistent pitch strikeChannel: Danny Maude
- Set up lower and wider in the bunkerChannel: Dan Grieve