Short Game Mastery

Focus on a smooth, controlled swing with a consistent tempo.

Forget hitting the ball directly; focus on splashing sand behind it.

Lock down your setup: a neutral grip, balanced stance, and consistent

A punch shot is a low-flying, controlled golf shot used to navigate

Use a fine-tip permanent marker to draw a clear, simple line or

Focus on splashing the sand behind the ball, not the ball itself.

Lock in your setup: consistent stance, grip, and alignment are

Plan your layout and theme carefully for a unique, fun experience.

Plan it Right: Figure out size, shape, and where it’ll sit.

Focus on a controlled, compact swing with a slightly steeper angle of

Nail your setup: grip, stance, and eye position.

← Golf Instruction & Improvement | Short Game Mastery BLOCKQUOTE_0 Quick Answer Expect your sand wedge to travel about 90-110 yards on a full swing

Focus on a smooth, consistent swing arc and a square clubface at

Think pendulum, not wrist flick.

Hit a high, soft shot to clear obstacles with a short roll.

: How to Get Out of the Sand Trap Dig your feet in for stability and

Clean grooves and the right wedge loft are your best friends for spin.

Master the fundamental technique: hit the sand behind the ball, not

A chip shot is a short, low-flying shot around the green designed to

Focus on splashing sand behind the ball, not hitting the ball itself.

For long bunker shots, focus on splashing sand from behind the ball

Focus on a smooth, accelerating swing, hitting the sand behind the

Set up varied targets like buckets or towels in your yard.

Establish a consistent pre-putt routine, from reading the green to