The following five shots may not seem all that out of the ordinary, but they’re the shots you need to master if you want to start shooting lower scores right now.
To chip your best, I recommend you keep things simple.
One of the more common flaws I see in chipping is poor weight management.
One of the more common putting mistakes I see from my students is a lack of acceleration through the ball.
When you think about it, short shots don’t get the attention they deserve.
Hitting successful chip shots from around the green requires a few basic fundamentals to understand. I think chipping is a little like putting, in that there’s more than one right way to succeed.
The secret to shooting lower scores isn’t hitting longer drives and hitting more greens.
Without question, most amateurs make playing from the bunker more difficult than it needs to be.
If you’ve ever found yourself short-sided in the rough, as I am here, then you know you need to execute a shot that gets the ball up high and in a hurry–and lands soft. Here’s a more advanced way to play this rough flop shot.
As you can see here, I’ve got a 40-yard bunker shot, which is arguably one of the game’s hardest tests. I’ll show you two ways to play it, depending on the kind of sand that you find in the bunke
