Short Game
Three trajectories. One club. All it takes is moving the ball an inch. Most golfers reach for a…
When you find yourself under low-hanging branches, the goal is control, not power. Kristin Walla shares her essential "slow and
When you’re facing a delicate downhill chip or fluffy fringe, a standard bump and run might be too aggressive. Maria
Lower your scores by mastering low-trajectory chips that run straight to the hole. Meredith Kirk demonstrates her "chippy" technique—a method
Too far off the green to putt but have plenty of room to let the ball run? Anne Rollo shows
Stuck in thick grass just off the green? When putting isn't an option, a mini-chip is your best bet. Anne
Struggling to clear bunkers or obstacles with your pitch shots? LPGA Top 50 Instructor Kellie Stenzel reveals how a simple
If you chip with just your arms, you lose the power of your chest rotation. Christina Ricci demonstrates a simple
Do you have enough "runway" for your chip to roll, or do you need to clear a bunker and stop
Chipping from an uphill, sidehill lie often causes golfers to dig the club into the ground or lose…