Short Game
1099 verified teaching moments with direct channel credit and official-source links.
Think in landing yardage on a partial wedgeChannel: Micah Morris
Move the ball back when it sits upChannel: Micah Morris
Chip with a hybrid using a putting gripChannel: Dan Grieve
Drop your trail foot back to free up hip rotationChannel: Dan Grieve
Hit the ball first in a fairway bunkerChannel: SagutoGolf
Pop rough out with steep release threeChannel: Dan Grieve
Let your head work slightly forward in the backswingChannel: SagutoGolf
Take it outside with no hand rotation to avoid shanksChannel: MrShortGame Golf
Use the bounce, not the leading edge, on chipsChannel: Club Champion
Feel the sand with your feet before a bunker shotChannel: Dan Grieve
Plant your feet heavy to create a base to rotate aroundChannel: Dan Grieve
Keep 80-90% of weight on your front foot to chipChannel: PorzakGolf
Drill: left-hand-only chip swings with no ballChannel: Dan Grieve
Let the club fall and pass through in transitionChannel: Dan Grieve
Open the face to carry a chip up an into-grain slopeChannel: PorzakGolf
Set chip-and-run stance and ball position by spacingsChannel: Dan Grieve
Attack a sitting-down rough lie more steeplyChannel: Dan Grieve
Use less loft into the wind and up a slopeChannel: Dan Grieve
Take less loft from an upslopeChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
Use the toe from a tight lieChannel: Dan Grieve
Chip with a coordinated body, not your wristsChannel: Danny Maude
Land the club inside a sand target boxChannel: Danny Maude
Pick your chip shot by how you'd throw the ballChannel: Dan Grieve
Chip on a Ferris-wheel arc instead of a roundaboutChannel: Danny Maude
Aim the strike at the ball's inner quadrantChannel: stayhandsy
Tune wedge flight with face and rhythmChannel: PorzakGolf- Land a run-out chip within a third of the distanceChannel: PorzakGolf
Open the face so a fat strike glides instead of digsChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Set up greenside chip posture with weight leftChannel: Mark Immelman- Train your eyes with a precise chip landing stripeChannel: Dan Grieve
- Hit into a bent lead knee on the lob shotChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Use a lead-hand-only drill to set the backswingChannel: Dan Grieve
Set the wedge handle over the ballChannel: PorzakGolf- Ball back delofts the club, so take more loftChannel: Dan Grieve
Use the throw-the-water feel to shift through the chipChannel: Golf with Aimee- Play bunker ball position opposite your left heelChannel: Danny Maude
- Lengthen your chip backswing to release the clubChannel: Dan Grieve
Soften chip grip pressure to about 3 out of 10Channel: Dan Grieve
Pinch a chip when the ball is sitting downChannel: Dan Grieve
Build yardage by feelChannel: Micah Morris
Check chip alignment by laying club on your toe lineChannel: Golf with Aimee
Putt with loft: low wedge shot off soft groundChannel: Danny Maude
Use a line in the sand to groove bunker entry pointChannel: Danny Maude
Ball above your feet, hook it; below, cut itChannel: Dan Grieve
Allow for dead contact from into-the-grain roughChannel: Bryson DeChambeau
Set up to chip with weight forward, lead arm straightChannel: SagutoGolf- Visualize your landing spot to pick the chip and clubChannel: Dan Grieve
Don't decelerate the chip or you'll hit it fatChannel: Golf with Aimee- Favor your lead foot on downhill bunker liesChannel: Danny Maude
Set up an open face for the 40-yard bunker shotChannel: Golf with Aimee
Stand up while you hit down on partial wedgesChannel: Club Champion
Under pressure, pick the higher-margin shallow chipChannel: GOLF's Subpar- Swing with thumbs off the grip to feel clubhead weightChannel: Dan Grieve
Open the face and undercut the ball to spin a wedgeChannel: PorzakGolf
Get chest ahead of ball, level shoulders for chip-and-runChannel: Dan Grieve
Hit wedges with mental effort, not muscleChannel: PorzakGolf- Adjust chip landing spot for slope and green speedChannel: Dan Grieve
Keep the trail wrist intact to stop chip flippingChannel: SagutoGolf
No divot drill for the soft release shotChannel: Dan Grieve
Control pitch distance with a two-clubhead stanceChannel: Dan Grieve
Use more speed in heavy sandChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
Drop the handle to toe the ball out of a divotChannel: Dan Grieve- Drop lead fingertips to kneecap to level shouldersChannel: SagutoGolf
Set up a winter pitch: ball back, shaft lean, wrist hingeChannel: Dan Grieve- Read the lie to decide which short-game shot to playChannel: Dan Grieve
Chip and run with a longer backswing, shorter finishChannel: Dan Grieve
Turn through a chip like a doorChannel: Golf with Aimee
Keep the club upright and let it fall with gravityChannel: Dan Grieve
Accelerate through a sitting-down chipChannel: gm__golf
Play upslope short shots by tilting and releasing with slopeChannel: Dan Grieve
Pitch by swinging around your body, not up and downChannel: SagutoGolf
Control bunker distance by how fast you work the sandChannel: Dan Grieve
Map toe and heel use to difficult short-game liesChannel: Club Champion
Groove the bunker arc one arm at a timeChannel: Danny Maude
Let the clubhead fall, then accelerate past the ballChannel: MrShortGame Golf
Chip cross-handed to stop the trail wrist flippingChannel: Club Champion- Sort short game shots into two familiesChannel: Micah Morris
Open your whole alignment five degreesChannel: Golf with Aimee
Use a smooth tick-tock tempo on delicate fast chipsChannel: Dan Grieve
Add forward shaft lean to chips using a little twistChannel: stayhandsy- Finish where you aim to stop decelerating on chipsChannel: Dan Grieve
Pause at the finish to check for a wrist flickChannel: Danny Maude- Use the toe to cut through thick sticky roughChannel: Dan Grieve
Set up the links chip-and-runChannel: Dan Grieve
Lean the shaft for a rough chipChannel: Dan Grieve
Control chip distance with swing speedChannel: Dan Grieve
Treat a fairway bunker like a tight lie, don't dig inChannel: Micah Morris
Cut across into-the-grain chipsChannel: Dan Grieve
Match your wedge setup to the shot distanceChannel: PorzakGolf
Move the ball left for a non-full swingChannel: Golf with Aimee
Bump and run a pitching wedge to break 90Channel: MrShortGame Golf- Set up chips with a flared lead foot and sternum aheadChannel: Dan Grieve
Don't lean back to lift a chip; trust the loftChannel: Danny Maude
Land front edge when it will releaseChannel: GoodGood- Keep the hand path connected to body rotationChannel: PorzakGolf
Chip by moving the arc's low point ahead of the ballChannel: Danny Maude- Set up a simple, repeatable chip: ball central, Y shapeChannel: SagutoGolf
Experiment with lower-lofted wedges for medium bunker shotsChannel: Club Champion
Draw a long bunker shot for extra spin up a shelfChannel: Dan Grieve- Take less loft on a long bunker shotChannel: Dan Grieve