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Short-Siding

68 verified teaching moments with direct channel credit and official-source links.

• Hit a low checking wedge before a downslopeChannel: Dan Grieve
• Toe-down open-face shot off a tight lie or divotChannel: Dan Grieve
• Miss to the easy up-and-down sideChannel: Bryson DeChambeau
• Practice short-sided chip shots to pick landing spotsChannel: gm__golf
• Carry bunker shots past front ridgesChannel: GoodGood
• Accept six feet on extreme bunkersChannel: Dan Grieve
• Short-sided bunker shots: stand further away and sit lowChannel: Dan Grieve
• Commit to the carry number when uphill and wind offsetChannel: Micah Morris
• Work down a grainy downslopeChannel: Dan Grieve
• Pop a deeply buried rough lieChannel: Dan Grieve
• Release 2: the soft landing shotChannel: Dan Grieve
• Pick the short-par-four riskChannel: Bryson DeChambeau
• Accept rollout from hardpanChannel: Dan Grieve
• Set a lob like a bunker shotChannel: Dan Grieve
• Use toe down when the green runs awayChannel: SagutoGolf
• Play well short when there is no room longChannel: Micah Morris
• Putt through mounds on firm links turfChannel: Dan Grieve
• Choose a smaller chip-flop when spin can stop itChannel: stayhandsy
• When short-sided, prioritize leaving a puttChannel: Micah Morris
• Play a short-sided rough lie like a mini bunker shotChannel: Club Champion
• In scramble order, put one ball safely on the green firstChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
• Slide the toe under a bad lieChannel: Dan Grieve
• Use the wedge toe from hardpanChannel: Dan Grieve
• Ignore a tucked pin and aim left-centerChannel: Micah Morris
• Check the flags near the green, not just the nearest flagChannel: Bryson DeChambeau
• Pick a front target on blind lobsChannel: Dan Grieve
• Open the face more from a lower handleChannel: Dan Grieve
• Reserve the lob shot for no green to work withChannel: Dan Grieve
• Let the lie choose your loft and releaseChannel: Dan Grieve
• Widen out for buried downslope roughChannel: Dan Grieve
• Choose the easier scramble ballChannel: GoodGood
• Use the bank to kill short-sided speedChannel: Dan Grieve
• Land chips into an upslope to remove speedChannel: Dan Grieve
• Bumble six iron into steep banksChannel: Dan Grieve
• Reserve 60 degrees for short-sided bunker shotsChannel: Micah Morris
• Set up the greenside lob: wider, right foot backChannel: Dan Grieve
• Hinge quickly out of long roughChannel: Dan Grieve
• Aim at the room when blocked outChannel: Micah Morris
• Release 3: the lob shot setupChannel: Dan Grieve
• Aim left when the hole feeds hard rightChannel: Micah Morris
• Lay up when the green target is tinyChannel: GoodGood
• Use a 60-degree wedge with the low point just after the ballChannel: Danny Maude
• Soft high landing shot: keep the loft, don't lean the shaftChannel: Dan Grieve
• Use pitching wedge into an upslopeChannel: Dan Grieve
• Open the face and work across out of greenside roughChannel: Dan Grieve
• Strengthen the top hand for more loftChannel: Dan Grieve
• Use loft because downslopes launch lowChannel: Dan Grieve
• Lay up from rough when going for it is stupidChannel: Micah Morris
• Set the wedge toe down near the greenChannel: Club Champion
• Use hybrid safely from roughChannel: Dan Grieve
• Bring quick-chip targets backChannel: Dan Grieve
• Take enough club when short leaves no greenChannel: Bryson DeChambeau
• Return the lofted club to the baseChannel: Danny Maude
• Switch grips when the club must releaseChannel: Dan Grieve
• Add release when a pitch must stop quicklyChannel: Club Champion
• Pop rough out with steep release threeChannel: Dan Grieve
• Use 8-iron shafts in wedges you only hit partial shotsChannel: Club Champion
• Don't chase every pin - play par pins safeChannel: Dan Grieve
• Aim at the center to avoid the short sideChannel: MrShortGame Golf
• Practice the exact wedge shot the course demandsChannel: Bryson DeChambeau
• Narrow the arc to nip a greenside bunker shotChannel: Dan Grieve
• Go low and run it up to a back pinChannel: Dan Grieve
• Avoid the disaster from troubleChannel: Micah Morris
• Commit to the carry on risk shotsChannel: Micah Morris
• Lay up when the fairway favors your wedge strengthChannel: PorzakGolf
• Setup keys for the short-side spin shotChannel: Dan Grieve
• Flight a 56 low with late spinChannel: Dan Grieve
• Toss a soft dead chip when short-sided to a front pinChannel: SagutoGolf