Fat / Chunk
399 verified teaching moments with direct channel credit and official-source links.
Pull the right foot back to stop sway and transfer weightChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Pivot drill: 50-yard wedge with no divotChannel: Micah Morris
Keep maximum radius after the ballChannel: Danny Maude
Let your head work slightly forward in the backswingChannel: SagutoGolf
Feel the sand with your feet before a bunker shotChannel: Dan Grieve
Move the ball back and hands forward for contactChannel: Dan Grieve
Set up 60% left for solid iron contactChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Use the D-M-T grind continuum to judge turf helpChannel: Micah Morris
Compare clubs by the cost of a heavy missChannel: Club Champion
Chip on a Ferris-wheel arc instead of a roundaboutChannel: Danny Maude
Stay centered with weight forward for consistent contactChannel: SagutoGolf
Lower your right side into impact for correct tiltChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Open the face so a fat strike glides instead of digsChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Hammer the ball like a nail to move hands forwardChannel: Danny Maude
Putt with loft: low wedge shot off soft groundChannel: Danny Maude
Set weight forward, keep lead arm straight for contactChannel: SagutoGolf
Preset hands forward by lead hand inside lead thighChannel: SagutoGolf
Set up to chip with weight forward, lead arm straightChannel: SagutoGolf
Don't decelerate the chip or you'll hit it fatChannel: Golf with Aimee
Favor your lead foot on downhill bunker liesChannel: Danny Maude
Stay over the ball instead of shifting off itChannel: SagutoGolf
Get chest ahead of ball, level shoulders for chip-and-runChannel: Dan Grieve
No divot drill for the soft release shotChannel: Dan Grieve- Drop lead fingertips to kneecap to level shouldersChannel: SagutoGolf
Set up a winter pitch: ball back, shaft lean, wrist hingeChannel: Dan Grieve
Push down on the trailing heel edgeChannel: stayhandsy
Groove the bunker arc one arm at a timeChannel: Danny Maude
Turn the hips to stay centeredChannel: SagutoGolf
Play the ball under your sternum for ball-first contactChannel: PorzakGolf
Keep your left arm straight to hold the swing radiusChannel: SagutoGolf
Keep the right arm loaded to bottom out past the ballChannel: SagutoGolf
Keep rotating to hit the ball first, not the groundChannel: PorzakGolf
Draw a line and take your divot past the ballChannel: PorzakGolf
Lean the shaft for a rough chipChannel: Dan Grieve
Treat a fairway bunker like a tight lie, don't dig inChannel: Micah Morris
Pull the trail shoulder down to reconnect the armChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Strike ball-first: catch it earlier than a driverChannel: Danny Maude
Weight forward shallows the downswingChannel: SagutoGolf
Long fairway-bunker shot off a downslopeChannel: Dan Grieve
Keep rotating so the low point stays ahead of the ballChannel: PorzakGolf
Keep your head centered on a wide downswingChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Avoid a back ball position when trying to lift a wedge shotChannel: Club Champion
Keep the arc width from hands to chest consistentChannel: Golf with Aimee- Tuck the trail arm into your ribs for crisp chipsChannel: SagutoGolf
On an uphill lie, hit into the slope instead of up itChannel: PorzakGolf
Keep turning and shifting weight on pitch shotsChannel: Golf with Aimee- Set shirt buttons at 11:30 to preset low point forwardChannel: SagutoGolf
Cavity-back wedge sole bounces instead of diggingChannel: Club Champion
Avoid early turf entry on soft wedge liesChannel: Club Champion
Diagnose your misses by the dot on the clubfaceChannel: Mark Immelman
Play chips toe-down off tight lies and into the grainChannel: SagutoGolf
Pre-set a slight forward shaft lean at addressChannel: Danny Maude
Set up with pelvis way forward to learn the impact feelChannel: Danny Maude
Rotate, don't roll, on a ball-above-feet chipChannel: Dan Grieve
Move your sternum forward to shift the wedge's low pointChannel: Club Champion- Take only a thin layer of bunker sandChannel: Danny Maude
Move the sternum forward to shift your low pointChannel: Club Champion
Shallow the shaft at the top from steep to shallowChannel: SagutoGolf
Turn shoulders on your spine angleChannel: SagutoGolf
Rehearse flexed trail and extended lead wristsChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Use the bounce, not the leading edge, on chipsChannel: Golf with Aimee- Check your chip finish position for feedbackChannel: CraigHansonGolf
- Drill: push the club away with your lead hand onlyChannel: Dan Grieve
Fairway bunker: hit down and get the ball firstChannel: PorzakGolf- Draw an uphill greenside chip up the slopeChannel: Dan Grieve
- Cut it down the slope, hook it up the slopeChannel: Dan Grieve
Punch a low-spin pitch off a muddy lieChannel: Dan Grieve- Escape wet rough with a tight left grip and steep strikeChannel: Dan Grieve
Move your low point forward on tight liesChannel: Dan Grieve
Get 90% of your weight on the front foot at impactChannel: SagutoGolf
Set the pitch address with one line and early wrist breakChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Weight forward, elbows in, shoulder under chinChannel: SagutoGolf
Bottom out in front of the ball, never at itChannel: SagutoGolf
Stop leaning away from the target at setupChannel: SagutoGolf
Move up, back, and leadward on finesse wedgesChannel: Micah Morris
Use turf-like surfaces for indoor wedge fittingChannel: Club Champion
Keep palm pressure before releasing the fingersChannel: stayhandsy- Think of each arm as a radius that bottoms the clubChannel: SagutoGolf
- Glide up the sand on uphill bunker liesChannel: Danny Maude
Lead with the hands to stop flipping and fat shotsChannel: Todd Graves
Set fairway-wood low point at the ballChannel: Danny Maude
Practice the new strike, not the faultChannel: Dan Grieve
Read the lie to pick shallow or steep chip ingredientsChannel: Dan Grieve- Drop a ball from your sternum to set contact pointChannel: Danny Maude
- Stand farther away to stop the club flicking downChannel: Danny Maude
Check impact with a lie board's leading-edge markChannel: Mark Immelman
Enter the sand one or two inches behind the ballChannel: Golf with Aimee
Ball-forward 52 chip for fluffier into-grain liesChannel: Dan Grieve
Balance turn and tilt to deliver the club correctlyChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Consider how much a 3-wood shaft kicksChannel: Todd Graves
Weight forward doesn't mean shoulders forwardChannel: SagutoGolf
Swing your hands on the arc, not straight throughChannel: Dan Grieve
Place a ball behind the ball to stop fat contactChannel: PorzakGolf
Build arm structure with a letter-Y checkChannel: Danny Maude
Don't over-shallow by shoving hips toward the targetChannel: SagutoGolf
Choke down the grip when the ball is above your feetChannel: Danny Maude- Stop rolling the chip inside: keep clubhead outside handsChannel: Dan Grieve
Keep the lead arm connected for high, spinny sand shotsChannel: Dan Grieve- Picture the snake's head to find your low pointChannel: SagutoGolf