Playing the Pitch and Run Shot
Kellie Stenzel
Master PGA Professional Kellie Stenzel demonstrates how to play the pitch shot that lands on the green and runs out to the hole.
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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.
Master PGA Professional Kellie Stenzel demonstrates how to play the pitch shot that lands on the green and runs out to the hole.
Christina Ricci shows how to identify if you are a steep or shallow player. Why? So you can get the best wedges for your style and understand how both affect your shots.
Lindsay Knowlton from IronLadyGolf.com demonstrates the correct chipping action to get that valuable up and down.
Debbie O’Connell’s mental tip is a game changer helping you have a committed swing and consistent pitch shots.
Lindsay Knowlton from IronLadyGolf.com shows how to set up for success with your chip shots.
If your chipping problems are wrecking your confidence around the green, grab your hybrid with Nathalie Sheehan.
Do you dig your wedges into the ground with your chips and pitch shots? Maria Palozola shows how to stop chunking in your short game.
Which wedge should you use for the different situations around the green? Erika Larkin’s process for assessing the lie, selecting the type of shot and choosing the right club.
Kristin Walla shows how you probably suck at flop shots because you have too much tension and you’re swinging too hard. You gotta have freedom and flow to flop.
Knowing how to play the right type of shot around the green will save you valuable strokes. Alison Curdt demonstrates the difference between a chip shot and a pitch.
Follow LPGA Instructor Meredith Kirk’s quick chipping setup tip for solid contact and accurate shots.
Before you get too technical make sure you have the basics right. Trillium Rose has three tips for getting more spin on your wedge shots.
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