Meandmygolf on MSN
Why Your Chip Shots Keep Rolling Past the Hole Instead of Stopping?
Chip shots that come out too low and roll well beyond the hole can make scoring around the green unnecessarily difficult. In ...
The Golf Sensei on MSN
Golf chipping lesson: Secret #1 to perfect aim — master the landing spot!
In this comprehensive golf chipping lesson, instructor Ed breaks down one of the most important secrets to improving your ...
Having a favorite chipping club is fine. Having a shot you trust with it is even better. The trouble comes when you pull that ...
Welcome to Play Smart, a regular GOLF.com game-improvement column that will help you become a smarter, better golfer. No matter how solid your ball striking, you will inevitably miss greens in ...
Have you ever stood over a relatively simple chip shot and just felt as though you’ve forgotten how to play golf? Whether ...
Chunking chip shots... we've all been there. You step up to the golf ball with a clear plan in your head, but the same soul-destroying fault strikes again. Your ball has travelled a matter of feet, if ...
Such a large part of scoring well comes from hitting short-game shots close to the pin. From both personal experience and working with students, I’ve seen how common it is to leave these shots short, ...
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 ...
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.
Let's all start playing like kids again. That’s one of my annual takeaways from the Drive, Chip and Putt held each spring at Augusta National. At my academy, AndersMattsonGolf, in Saratoga Springs, ...
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