Category: Short Game
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Chipping And Pitching Made Easy As 1, 2 ,3
This video will help you distinguish between the chip shot and the pitch shot. If you can train yourself to separate these two shots and use them, individually, as necessary, you will be able to lower your scores, dramatically. Special Offer by Punchbowl Golf Check out the good folks over at Punchbowl Golf (www.punchbowlgolf.com) who…
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Creative Shots – Short Game Golf Lesson
What most people do not think of when they see a professional player pull off one of those creative shots is that he or she has probably practiced it a lot. Chances would not be on the players side, if he or she made it up on the spot. Yet those creative shots can give a golfer the…
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Target Area – Short Game Golf Lesson – Putting
You can draw a circle area around the golf hole of three feet. In this area you have a 97 to 100 percent chance of making the putt. If you move just two feet away, you are already at 75 percent. With this exponential fall off you see how important it is for you to place your shots…
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Ditching the Sand – Short Game Golf Lesson
Getting up and down out of green side bunkers is one of the skills many people admire with the pros. Of course, the professional players invest the time to get this kind of accuracy. But the most important fact is that they have a fearless mindset in the bunker. Most amateurs get their heart pumping once their…
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Playing Under the Bridge – Short Game Golf Lesson
Some people always use too much force with their chipping. Chipping is definitely more about feel than force. The following drill will help you to use the right swing with your chipping. To do that balance a club on a water bottle. The clubhead should be near the bottle to balance the shaft. It sounds harder than it actually…
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Stringing it Together / Ladder Putting – Short Game Putting Drill
Two aspects are vital for successful putting – direction and distance. The harder part is usually to have the proper distance. This drill will help you master this area of your putting game. All you need is a couple of three feet long strings (five to six will do). Place these strings on a putting green…