Working on your short game (chipping and pitching around the green) is a surefire way to save strokes on your round. Here are our latest lessons for your short game.
LPGA and PGA Class A Instructor Cathy Kim shows how to hit better approach shots by setting up at address to use the bounce rather than the leading edge of your wedges.
End fat chip shots forever! Kellie Stenzel teaches you how to create a compact setup for a smooth, accelerating chip stroke. Discover the key to consistent distance and clean contact around the green.
Chip with confidence! Michele Low breaks down the crucial elements of setup, including ball position, stance, and grip, with drills to help you avoid topping and chunking your chips.
Struggling around the green? Christina Ricci helps you diagnose if your wedge, not your swing, is the culprit by determining if you’re a slider or digger.
Meredith Kirk demonstrates the setup and action you need to successfully play a chip shot that hits the ground early and runs out to the flag.
Kellie Stenzel shares her top tips for handling challenging lofted pitch shots. Use a lofted club like a sand wedge with a neutral setup and aim to get the ball onto the green past the pin.
If you struggle with blading and chunking your chip shots, Christina Ricci has a trail arm and rotation focus that will change your short game forever.
Erika Larkin demonstrates eight practice drills using an alignment rod to sharpen up your short game skills.
Toss it high or keep it low? Anne and Dennise answer the big question about chipping and pitching.
LPGA Instructor Kristin Walla shows how to avoid chunking (hitting the ground too far behind the ball) your chip and pitch shots.
Elena King demonstrates how to control the trajectory of your chip shots to give you more options around the green and lower your scores.
LPGA Professionals Hall of Fame instructor Deb Vangellow shares her priceless secrets for saving shots around the green. LPGA Tour Photographs by Ben Harpring.
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