Fat / Chunk
399 verified teaching moments with direct channel credit and official-source links.
Move the ball forward to train compressionChannel: PorzakGolf
Release the club to preserve your anglesChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Use a five-second chip setup routineChannel: Danny Maude
Clipboard drill to feel the bounce in chippingChannel: Golf with Aimee
Start the short-game swing with chest, not handsChannel: Dan Grieve
Separate depth from face controlChannel: Danny Maude
Get shaft lean with the finish line drillChannel: Mark Immelman
Use the lead leg drill to stop chunking wedgesChannel: PorzakGolf
Keep turning on wet chips so the club brushes, not digsChannel: Dan Grieve
Keep the swing-circle center under the lead armpitChannel: Danny Maude
Use a whippy trainer to feel impactChannel: SagutoGolf
Focus four inches ahead to prevent a downhill-lie chunkChannel: PorzakGolf
Keep ordinary mishits in your carry averageChannel: Micah Morris
Avoid excessive shoulder tilt on chip-and-runsChannel: Dan Grieve
Play a downhill greenside chip with ball backChannel: Dan Grieve
Use rotation, not hands, to square wedge shotsChannel: Club Champion
Move the handle up like an L through impactChannel: Danny Maude
Alignment stick line drill for low point controlChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Point the club shaft at the ground after impactChannel: SagutoGolf
Stay forward and let the club fall into the groundChannel: Danny Maude
Skip the flop on wet or dormant liesChannel: Todd Graves
Build a doorstop under your back foot in a bunkerChannel: PorzakGolf
Keep center of gravity behind the ball, clubface openChannel: Micah Morris
Stop de-lofting chips to cure thin and fat contactChannel: Dan Grieve- Set weight forward and pivot around the lead sideChannel: Danny Maude
Use the bounce with minimal shaft lean on soft shotsChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Feel a draw out of the bunker, right elbow closeChannel: Dan Grieve- Stop shifting weight on wedges, stay posted on the lead sideChannel: PorzakGolf
Take the hinge out for a U-shaped, bounce chipChannel: PorzakGolf
Use the bounce on 30-40 yard shots and stay shallowChannel: Micah Morris
Hands forward to strike after the ballChannel: SagutoGolf
Set iron ball position one club width inside lead heelChannel: Danny Maude
Widen and drop the right foot back to shallow the chipChannel: Dan Grieve
Check your throw angle with a one-arm pendulumChannel: SagutoGolf
Warm up full before returning to partial wedgesChannel: Dan Grieve
Scratch a line to reveal your low pointChannel: CraigHansonGolf- Cock the trail wrist to lock the elbow, preload the handleChannel: Danny Maude
Build about 12 degrees of shaft leanChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Get the shaft under 80 degrees at impact on pitchesChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Slide the club wide to wide off tight liesChannel: Dan Grieve
Use the one-inch move to manage a flipChannel: SagutoGolf- Set weight forward and rotate for cleaner short-game strikesChannel: Dan Grieve
- Rehearse the no-roll clubface position through impactChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Use fairway bunkers as a ball-striking drillChannel: Dan Grieve- Use a tee line to check your swing's low pointChannel: CraigHansonGolf
- Set the weight forward to free your turnChannel: SagutoGolf
Chip with your whole body, not just your handsChannel: Golf with Aimee
Play golf in curves, not straight linesChannel: Danny Maude- Move ball back an inch in wet conditionsChannel: SagutoGolf
Reconnect the trail arm to reduce standing upChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Add bounce or sole width if the wedge plugs in deep sandChannel: SagutoGolf
Rehearse beside the ball to check your low pointChannel: Danny Maude
Shallow the angle of attack when bunker sand isn't fluffyChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
Why a too-low takeaway chunks and loses distanceChannel: SagutoGolf
Keep the feet quiet and pivot the chest when pitchingChannel: Dan Grieve
Pause at the top, push back with your butt, then rotateChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
Draw a chalk line on the mat to check low pointChannel: SagutoGolf- Pop the chip with a short finish, not a long careful motionChannel: Danny Maude
- Trace chunks and tops to one fault: weight too far backChannel: SagutoGolf
- Prioritize ball-first contact on wet turfChannel: SagutoGolf
Play a firm lie with the ball well backChannel: Dan Grieve
Drill: hit chips up on your trail toe to feel weight forwardChannel: Dan Grieve
Deep bunker divots mean too much shaft leanChannel: Dan Grieve
Keep accelerating and extending the arms through impactChannel: Danny Maude- Run a 9-iron into the bank off a downhill lieChannel: Dan Grieve
Punch off a bad lie to guarantee ball-first strikeChannel: Dan Grieve
Keep the lead thumb upChannel: CraigHansonGolf- No-ball impact drill: abbreviated swing, shaft downChannel: SagutoGolf
Work the club up one-to-five o'clock in the backswingChannel: Danny Maude
Narrow the grip gap to feel releaseChannel: Dan Grieve
Set bunker low point slightly ahead of and under the ballChannel: Danny Maude
Match sole resistance to wedge and long-iron needsChannel: Club Champion
Turn the lead shoulder down for clean contactChannel: SagutoGolf
Cover the ball to stop thin, weak-right strikesChannel: Dan Grieve
Swing more around the body to glide through sandChannel: Danny Maude
Dig a plugged bunker lie out with an open heelChannel: Dan Grieve
Widen your stance for downhill chipsChannel: Dan Grieve
Find your low point by swinging back and forth over a towelChannel: Danny Maude
Turn the left side to lift the handle on pitchesChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Level your shoulders to avoid fat chip contactChannel: SagutoGolf- Feel the throw angle with an alignment-stick whooshChannel: SagutoGolf
Rotate over the lead side for iron contactChannel: PorzakGolf- Draw a sand line to test low-point controlChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Face to face drill for greenside bunker shotsChannel: Dan Grieve
Dig in the inside of the trail foot as a doorstop braceChannel: PorzakGolf
Grip down when the ball is above your feetChannel: Danny Maude
Set up the basic chip like a putt with loftChannel: Danny Maude
Practice off a downslope to keep weight off your trail legChannel: Club Champion- Pick a rounded-sole wedge off soft, sandy liesChannel: Dan Grieve
Two-ball drill for hitting the ball firstChannel: SagutoGolf- Level your shoulders to strike down on chipsChannel: Danny Maude
Pull the arm down and slide the lead hip to close the gapChannel: CraigHansonGolf- Set your sternum over the ball to stop fat strikesChannel: Danny Maude
Feel the divot in front of the ball with wedgesChannel: PorzakGolf
Trap your lower body to cover the ballChannel: PorzakGolf- Release the right wrist like a fish tailChannel: Danny Maude
Clip a tape line's front edge for ball-first strikeChannel: Bryson DeChambeau- Low point four inches in front of the ball with ironsChannel: PorzakGolf
Smash-the-sand line drill for solid impactChannel: Mark Immelman
Drill: land the club on the same spot every timeChannel: Danny Maude