Thin / Blade
328 verified teaching moments with direct channel credit and official-source links.
Level your shoulders for a flatter putter strikeChannel: Danny Maude
Play downhill lies with your most lofted wedgeChannel: Dan Grieve
Set up for a chip when the ball is below your feetChannel: Golf with Aimee
Draw an uphill greenside chip up the slopeChannel: Dan Grieve- Cut it down the slope, hook it up the slopeChannel: Dan Grieve
Don't chase lag you can't square upChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Compression is late release plus chest staying downChannel: PorzakGolf
Glue the trail arm on tight liesChannel: Dan Grieve
Play the downhill chip steep off your front sideChannel: Dan Grieve
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- Aim left on a ball-below-feet bunker shotChannel: Dan Grieve
Move up, back, and leadward on finesse wedgesChannel: Micah Morris
Think of each arm as a radius that bottoms the clubChannel: SagutoGolf
Position the ball 2-3 inches inside your left heelChannel: Danny Maude
Ferrule drill to stop scooping chipsChannel: Dan Grieve
Practice the new strike, not the faultChannel: Dan Grieve
Get steeper out of the rough with a wider stanceChannel: Dan Grieve
Squeeze a firm or bare bunker lie by hitting steeperChannel: Dan Grieve
Check impact with a lie board's leading-edge markChannel: Mark Immelman
Swing your hands on the arc, not straight throughChannel: Dan Grieve
Use your second most lofted wedge, not always the 60Channel: Dan Grieve
Put a ball behind you and keep the chest facing itChannel: PorzakGolf
Don't over-shallow by shoving hips toward the targetChannel: SagutoGolf
Make the follow-through shorter than the backswingChannel: Dan Grieve- Stop rolling the chip inside: keep clubhead outside handsChannel: Dan Grieve
- Picture the snake's head to find your low pointChannel: SagutoGolf