Fat / Chunk
399 verified teaching moments with direct channel credit and official-source links.
Why coming up out of the shot ruins the strikeChannel: PorzakGolf
Keep about 90% of your weight on the lead sideChannel: PorzakGolf
Keep weight on your left leg to hold swing centerChannel: SagutoGolf
Chipping into grain: ball forward and use the bounceChannel: Dan Grieve
Bag drill: get the full shaft onto the bag at impactChannel: Danny Maude
Play the lob (parachute) shot around the greenChannel: Danny Maude
Play the soft landing shot only from a green-light lieChannel: Dan Grieve
Strike the ball before the ground with ironsChannel: Danny Maude
Low point comes past the ballChannel: PorzakGolf
Weight on your front side at the top is okayChannel: SagutoGolf
Stop the follow-through short to train impactChannel: SagutoGolf
Choose the K grind if you chunk your wedgesChannel: Club Champion
Wider downswing needs more lateral shift for shaft leanChannel: CraigHansonGolf- Keep the lead arm straight for consistent contactChannel: SagutoGolf
Use a ball-above-feet hill lie to shallow the clubChannel: PorzakGolf
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
Set shoulders parallel to the slope in a downhill bunkerChannel: Golf with Aimee
Squeaky-ball drill to keep weight forward on uphill chipsChannel: Golf with Aimee
Use an elbow-in sidearm feel above your feetChannel: PorzakGolf- Stack sternum over pelvis, just ahead of the ballChannel: Danny Maude
- Accept the club moving rightChannel: Danny Maude
Transfer weight through, don't hang back in the sandChannel: Dan Grieve
Strike your six iron two to four degrees downChannel: Club Champion
Avoid excessive spine tilt away at setupChannel: SagutoGolf
Let the lead shoulder go down in the backswingChannel: SagutoGolf
Throw the club instead of driving the handleChannel: Danny Maude- Grip tighter to pick woods and hybrids off the sandChannel: Dan Grieve
Use a lower-lofted wedge, hit farther back for distanceChannel: Micah Morris
Draw a line in the sand to control low pointChannel: Bryson DeChambeau
Match your bunker release to the depth of sandChannel: Dan Grieve
Chip off the toe to stop the heel digging into the grainChannel: Dan Grieve
Set weight forward with a straight lead arm for contactChannel: SagutoGolf
Shaft plane drill to fix the under-plane moveChannel: Dan Grieve
Play the ball two to three balls back of centerChannel: Danny Maude
Open the face a couple degrees to add bounceChannel: Club Champion
Keep accelerating through the sand, strike the matchChannel: Dan Grieve- Diagnose steepness: hands not turned to top with the bodyChannel: PorzakGolf
Brush the turf using the bounce, don't dig steeplyChannel: Club Champion
Keep the chest connection lockedChannel: Danny Maude
Stack the torso on level hips for clean approach contactChannel: Danny Maude
Square the club face to de-loft your bunker wedgeChannel: Golf with Aimee
Put a soft towel behind the ball to force a forward divotChannel: SagutoGolf
Picture compressing the ball against firm groundChannel: PorzakGolf
Hinge and trap an emergency shot off the back footChannel: Dan Grieve
Let the left arm leave the chest instead of a towel drillChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Set up stable and tall in a fairway bunkerChannel: SagutoGolf
Waggle the grip endChannel: Danny Maude
Chip off an upslope by swinging with the slopeChannel: Dan Grieve
Move the ball back to learn ball-first contactChannel: Danny Maude
Bottom out just after the ball for ball-first contactChannel: Danny Maude
One-armed swing test: hips dive, shoulders reach ballChannel: SagutoGolf
Set hands inside the left thigh for forward contactChannel: SagutoGolf
Choose sole width to match your ball strikingChannel: SagutoGolf
Know how shaft lean removes wedge bounceChannel: Club Champion- Clip it off the top: club up, grip down, ball forwardChannel: Dan Grieve
Rod along the grip to stop flipping the chipChannel: Dan Grieve
Shallow a ball-above-feet bunker shot with drawChannel: Dan Grieve
Close the gap and keep the lead leg flexed for compressionChannel: CraigHansonGolf- Choke up and cut a ball-below-feet chipChannel: Dan Grieve
Play a draw off a wet upslope to shallow the clubChannel: Dan Grieve
Avoid the reverse tilt on chip shotsChannel: Dan Grieve
Keep weight on the left foot the whole chipChannel: Golf with Aimee
Control low point: strike ball first, ground 4 inches afterChannel: Danny Maude
Keep trail wrist angle to control angle of attackChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Keep the lead wrist cupped on finesse shotsChannel: stayhandsy
Weaken your grip when pitching to reduce diggingChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Practice wedges because loft exposes swing flawsChannel: PorzakGolf
Avoid too little bounce to stop digging and fat shotsChannel: Mark Immelman
Set the feedback ball farther back for longer clubsChannel: PorzakGolf- Stay centered and rotate instead of swayingChannel: SagutoGolf
- Widen your base to balance a steep downhill lieChannel: PorzakGolf
Turn the left hip back, don't slide it forwardChannel: PorzakGolf- Combine tilt, turn, and extensionChannel: SagutoGolf
Scratch a line and strike the turf just ahead of the ballChannel: Danny Maude
Avoid early extension of the trail armChannel: SagutoGolf
Move left so the low point is in front of the ballChannel: CraigHansonGolf- Right knee to cover the ball to get across and openChannel: CraigHansonGolf
- Set the pivot line to stop hitting chips fatChannel: Dan Grieve
Set your weight left and stay leftChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Get lateral movement to fix your low pointChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Use the bounce, not the leading edge, to chipChannel: Golf with Aimee
Keep the club head outside your hands on short chipsChannel: Dan Grieve- Check where your club bottoms out with a ground lineChannel: SagutoGolf
Punch shot off bad lies: grip down, ball back, hands leadingChannel: Dan Grieve
Shallow a wet up-slope chip with a draw feelChannel: Dan Grieve- Use less release on a downhill bunker shotChannel: Dan Grieve
Move the shoulders to control your contact pointChannel: SagutoGolf
In deep sand, splash lighter and take less sandChannel: Dan Grieve
Take a thin cut of sand with a square stance in the bunkerChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Glue the right arm to your chest on tight-lie chipsChannel: Dan Grieve
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- Lighten grip pressure and let the club hover, not press downChannel: Dan Grieve
- Feel the lead shoulder brush the grassChannel: SagutoGolf
Let the club finish to use the bounce and avoid chunksChannel: Danny Maude
Keep the lead arm straight for a repeatable low pointChannel: SagutoGolf
Play the ball a club-width back of your lead heelChannel: Danny Maude
More wedge bounce for added turf resistanceChannel: Club Champion