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.
Karen Palacios Jansen on practicing your chip shots so that you know what club to use and where to land the ball and let it roll out towards the pin.
Cathy Kim explains what goes into your club choice when you have a wedge into the green.
One great alternative chipping club or even a good Plan B when your short game is not going perfectly is your hybrid.
Christina Ricci from MorePars.com shows you how to play better chip shots starting with picking the right club for the job.
Here’s a great tip from Alison Curdt on the right club selection for pitching over a bunker and stopping the ball close to the flag.
Do you struggle with inconsistency with your pitch shots? LPGA Instructor Meredith Kirk shares a game changing tip!
Katie Dahl Director of Instruction at West Bay Club shows how to play a bump and run when you have to chip but would rather putt.
Have you ever wondered what all the numbers on the bottom of your wedges are for? What actually is bounce? Alison Curdt explains the differences between the wedges.
You don’t need to be strong to chip and pitch consistently, you just have to make good contact with the ball and control the distance. Lesson by Maria Palozola.
Kellie Stenzel shows how to practice keeping your clubhead low after the ball and get it airborne with a simple grass brushing technique.
PGA and LPGA Master Professional Alison Curdt shows how a lower lofted approach can often have a better chance of success than the high lob.
Should you toss it high or keep it low? The Pro Golf Gals answer this common question about chipping and short pitches with some great tips for getting the ball close to the hole.
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