Brad SmithThis advanced tip, from the likes of Nick Faldo, Tiger Woods, and Bubba Watson, is a great way in which using your grip can help shape your shots.
You can use body speed to create more spin when pitching and chipping around the green when you accelerate your body speed through impact.
To get a higher trajectory of your chip shots, try shifting the ball slightly forward in your stance and making the same motion. The ball will come up slightly shorter because you’re increasing that loft, so you will have to hit it a little harder...
Keeping your ball position center in your stance is a great way to hit your standard or mid trajectory chip and pitch shots.
When it comes to the fundamentals of chipping and pitching here are the 4 basics you should focus on. Stance When you’re taking your stance on a full shot, you’re going to be standing with your feet about shoulder width apart. You want a...
The advanced flop shot can be challenging, but you'll find it easier with the fundamentals of keeping your club face open and your wrists bent.
Shifting your ball position back in your stance is a great way to lower your trajectory in your chip and pitch shots.
For the average golfer, if you’re stuck behind the trees you’ve probably heard to “take your medicine”. In other words, take the easiest route to get the ball back on the fairway. This will give you the best approach on your next shot. However, for...
Using ball position can help to alter the shape of your shots. Not only can change the ball flight from right to left or left to right. But it also affects the trajectory up or down. Let’s start by going over a draw. Begin by moving the ball forward...
For proper setup when using your irons, it’s important to focus on your ball position relative to your lead foot.