Short Game
1099 verified teaching moments with direct channel credit and official-source links.
Practice wedges because loft exposes swing flawsChannel: PorzakGolf
Pitch off a downslope: ball back, three-quarter finishChannel: Dan Grieve
Change chip distance by changing backswing lengthChannel: SagutoGolf
Raise the handle to take speed off short shotsChannel: Micah Morris
Exaggerate opening the face to counter downhill deloftChannel: Golf with Aimee
Tell a chip from a pitch by distance and swing sizeChannel: Golf with Aimee
Reveal more bounce for a higher chipChannel: Club Champion
Lean into steep uphill chips to keep balanceChannel: Dan Grieve
Chip with about four degrees down, low point just aheadChannel: Club Champion
Match your angle of attack to the lieChannel: Dan Grieve
Shallow the wedge with a small drop in transitionChannel: PorzakGolf- Set up narrow, open, and 60% on the left footChannel: Golf with Aimee
Shift wedge ball position to change trajectoryChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
Hit harder from wet, heavy bunker sandChannel: Dan Grieve
De-loft a lofted wedge to create spinChannel: Todd Graves
Take a 54, don't force a 58, on a long bunker shotChannel: Dan Grieve
Rotate around a fixed post for a steady low pointChannel: PorzakGolf
Land a release-two pitch over the ridgeChannel: Dan Grieve
Take 20 yards off a wedge with a three-quarter swingChannel: Dan Grieve
Groove chip connection with the no-club drillChannel: Dan Grieve
Use a short follow-through from a perched rough lieChannel: Dan Grieve
Use loft because downslopes launch lowChannel: Dan Grieve
Finish with the left elbow pointing downwardChannel: Danny Maude
Uphill lie hook it, downhill lie cut itChannel: Dan Grieve
Release through a perched rough lieChannel: Dan Grieve
Play a low checking chip that grabs and stopsChannel: Dan Grieve
Lower pitch flight with the same wedge, ball backChannel: Dan Grieve
Use shadows as landing railsChannel: Dan Grieve
Match the short-game shot to your lieChannel: Dan Grieve
Use the ridge top as the landing spotChannel: Bryson DeChambeau
Lay two alignment sticks to retrain your chip aimChannel: Golf with Aimee
Set the pivot line to stop hitting chips fatChannel: Dan Grieve
Move ball position to change chip trajectoryChannel: Danny Maude
Set your weight left and stay leftChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Set the wedge toe down near the greenChannel: Club Champion
Use the bounce, not the leading edge, to chipChannel: Golf with Aimee
Keep the club head outside your hands on short chipsChannel: Dan Grieve
Secure chip contact firstChannel: Danny Maude- Feel the glove logo pointing back at youChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Let setup width dictate your backswing lengthChannel: Dan Grieve
Use hybrid safely from roughChannel: Dan Grieve
Play bunker shots with a square face like a chipChannel: SagutoGolf
Chip a lofted iron into a bankChannel: Dan Grieve
Tighten the screws: keep arms tucked in on short shotsChannel: Danny Maude- Learn bump-and-runs with a five iron firstChannel: Micah Morris
Shallow a wet up-slope chip with a draw feelChannel: Dan Grieve
Use a ping pong paddle image to strike spinning wedgesChannel: PorzakGolf
Swing hands inward by the right hipChannel: Dan Grieve
Use less release on a downhill bunker shotChannel: Dan Grieve
Weight left, short backswing, accelerate to pop it upChannel: Club Champion- Loosen grip pressure to get spin on wedge shotsChannel: Dan Grieve
In deep sand, splash lighter and take less sandChannel: Dan Grieve
Choose lie, landing spot, bounce, then loftChannel: Dan Grieve
Take a thin cut of sand with a square stance in the bunkerChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Set up a low chip with ball inside lead heelChannel: Dan Grieve
Stand tall and bend forward to flatten the wedge soleChannel: MrShortGame Golf- Bring quick-chip targets backChannel: Dan Grieve
Chip and run with an eight ironChannel: Dan Grieve
Hold the club in your fingers with light grip pressureChannel: Dan Grieve
Add loft and downward attack for more wedge spinChannel: Club Champion
Glue the right arm to your chest on tight-lie chipsChannel: Dan Grieve- Playing wedge ball too far back moves your low pointChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
Keep the shoulders moving to avoid chunkingChannel: SagutoGolf
Get lead shoulder over lead foot to set a pivot lineChannel: Dan Grieve- Use the bounce and trust the groundChannel: Dan Grieve
- Launch lower so the ball climbs an upslope tierChannel: Dan Grieve
Match the pitch face to your spine in rehearsalChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Return the lofted club to the baseChannel: Danny Maude
Dial wedge distances by swing length with one clubChannel: Danny Maude
Pick your chip club from the ball's flight and rollChannel: Danny Maude
Use the underhand throw test for finesse wedgesChannel: Micah Morris- Land chip shots past the hump and release themChannel: Dan Grieve
Lighten grip pressure and let the club hover, not press downChannel: Dan Grieve
Ball back to spin, ball forward to chunk-and-runChannel: Dan Grieve- Pinch the chip for check on firm fast greensChannel: Dan Grieve
Visualize bounce like skipping a stoneChannel: Club Champion
Hit the low spinning wedge: cover the ball, swing easyChannel: SagutoGolf
Match the chip club to the pin, don't chip a 9 everywhereChannel: Dan Grieve
Control wedge height with your finish, not liftingChannel: Club Champion
Always take a full backswing in the sandChannel: Golf with Aimee- Move your head down and forward when pitchingChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Let the club finish to use the bounce and avoid chunksChannel: Danny Maude
Switch grips when the club must releaseChannel: Dan Grieve
Chip when rough is too thick for the putterChannel: gm__golf
Hinge release one for low checkChannel: Dan Grieve
Chip a 9-iron one-third carry, two-thirds rollChannel: Dan Grieve
Start the chip with the left shoulder, not the handsChannel: Dan Grieve
Left-arm-only chipping drillChannel: Dan Grieve- Fly the sand six or seven metersChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Hood the 60 to run a chip up firm greensChannel: Bryson DeChambeau- Two ways to chip up a slope: less wrist or set and leanChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Play a low release chip from a downslopeChannel: Dan Grieve
Draw the long bunker shot for extra carry and runChannel: Dan Grieve- Add release when a pitch must stop quicklyChannel: Club Champion
Avoid a square bunker face and turn throughChannel: Dan Grieve
Knuckles down and hit down on top to flight it lowerChannel: PorzakGolf
Pivot drill: 50-yard wedge with no divotChannel: Micah Morris- Start the chip with the shoulder, not the handsChannel: Dan Grieve
Use more loft when playing out of the roughChannel: Dan Grieve- Sole the club to read if you can get under itChannel: Dan Grieve