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In this clip today, we are going to talk about how to chip and run. It is the most simple shot. Let’s start with the basic technique...

When out with my students on the course, one very common question is, should I chip or pitch? Also, students ask me what the difference is between the two? In my opinion, before you start trying to improve your short game, you must first understand..

This article is aimed at players whose fault is Early Releasing (or Casting or Scooping). Scooping will result in the club shaft leaning away from the target at impact, adding loft to the club, creating a high weak ball flight that loses distance.

In this video, I show how to use your eyes during putting to be able to lag your long putts close to the hole.

A short video of how to play an uphill bunker shot. It is a very common shot to have when your second shot finishes a little short of the green.

What is Lag? Lag is the angle between the left arm and the club shaft, and how this angle is increased in the downswing. Many longer hitter increase their lag angle, which in turn creates more club head speed at impact. So how do you create lag?

Learn this method to chip, pitch and hit a lob shot from a poor lie. There is nothing worse than to miss a green, with a bunker between you and the green, and walk up to find that you have a poor lie. Perhaps, the ball is sitting on mud, or very...

The most important aspect of hitting wedge shots is controlling the distance. Watch this video to learn a simple system to predict the distance with your wedges.

Learn how to change your setup when faced with a chip or pitch from a downhill lie to ensure solid contact.

Most people are “afraid” of bunker shots but perhaps if you learn the key fundamentals, it might not be as difficult as you think. This video is for all levels of golfers, from beginners to Professional players.