The most important thing to remember when chipping is to keep your hands ahead of or level with the clubhead through the follow-through. Make sure they stay in front all the way. Grip down near the shaft for more control, bend your knees a bit to get down to the ball, and keep the club […]

Chipping right on the first tee is an even quicker way to get ready, especially on slower days. When you’re short on time before a round, a few chip shots are a great way to warm up your muscles and sharpen your focus without feeling rushed. Many golfers, in a time crunch, head straight to […]

If you’re short on time but still want effective practice, stick to hitting your 7-iron. This single club, known for its reliability, helps build consistency and confidence in your swing. It’s a simple way to make real progress without spending hours on the range. Take a page from Tin Cup—use that 7-iron to your advantage […]

When my dad was teaching me how to transfer weight in my golf swing, I quickly realized that this was the key to consistently finding that ‘magic move.’ It comes from shifting your weight to the left side (if you’re right-handed) while simultaneously bringing your right elbow down into your ribs. When the timing clicks, […]

When it comes to the best practice, hitting shots out of fairway bunkers, especially using distance wedges, is hands-down the best way to work on ball striking. It forces you to pick the ball cleanly off the sand, leading to a perfect strike. Plus, it offers instant feedback—there’s no hiding from a bad shot. One […]

I had the opportunity to play with Cam Smith during an Australian amateur championship. He had a rough start, shooting an 8 on the first hole, but then went on to finish the round at 4 under par. It was a beautiful round to watch. I was playing well myself and managed to scrape through […]