Struggling with thin chip shots, bladed chips, or the dreaded butter knife shot? In this golf short game lesson, Ed explains the common mistakes many golfers make when chipping and demonstrates the ...
Top-ranked golf teacher Ryan Young reminds amateur and beginner golfers to avoid forgetting one important rule when trying to improve chip shots.
Every rec player wants to hit chip shots that take one hop and stop on a dime. Good news: It’s easier than it looks. The key is combining an open clubface with a downward angle of attack, and both are ...
Ask most top golf teachers where you can shave strokes off of your game the fastest, and most of them will tell you it’s in the short game. While trying to bomb tee shots is fun and all, constantly ...
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Is the bump-and-run *really* more reliable than a chip shot?
GOLF Top 100 Teacher Doug Spencer ran an experiment to find out if a bump-and-run is really more reliable than a chip shot. The post Is the bump-and-run *really* more reliable than a chip shot?
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