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Short Game
The scoring zone inside 100 yards: chipping, pitching, bunker play, wedge distance control and flop shots for the times you actually need one.
All short game guides
One Chip Shot for Almost Every Lie
You do not need six techniques around the green. You need one motion that gets the ball on the putting surface every time.
7 min readPitching Fundamentals: The Shot Between a Chip and a Full Swing
A pitch shot needs more loft and carry than a chip but less all-out commitment than a flop. Here's how to build a reliable one.
6 min readBunker Play Basics: Why the Club Never Actually Touches the Ball
Greenside bunker shots feel intimidating mostly because the technique is genuinely different from every other shot in golf. Here's the model.
6 min readWedge Distance Control: Turning Guesswork Into a System
Most golfers eyeball wedge distance. A simple system of reference swings replaces that guesswork with actual repeatable numbers.
6 min readThe Flop Shot: When It's Actually the Right Call (And When It Isn't)
The flop shot is the most spectacular short-game shot and the least necessary one most of the time. Here's how to know when you actually need it.
5 min read