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1.
How to Play Uneven Lie
2011 PGA Teacher of the Year Mike Malaska demonstrates how to play from an uneven lie, a very common spot around Kiawah's Ocean Course layout.
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A Lesson Learned: Chipping when wet
Once again, inclement weather plays a part on the PGA Tour - this time leading to a Monday finish. One of the beauties - and challenges - of golf is that it's an outdoor game. Wind, heat and rain are all part of what makes this great game such a great challenge.
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Playing proper percentages
PGA Professional Simon Anders offers advice on how to save strokes by playing smarter from tough situations
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Chipping out of a bad lie
PGA Professional Quinn Griffing demonstrates how to best get your ball out of a bad lie near the green
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Uphill Chips and developing feel
PGA Professional Quinn Griffing talks to you about developing a feel for your chip shot.
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No Swaying while Chipping
When chipping, most of your weight should remain on your front foot and your lower body should remain very quiet throughout the stroke. However, a common tendency is to sway during the stroke and that leads to inconsistency. Try this drill the next time you practice your chipping:
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No Peeking When Chipping
Many players lift their head too soon when chipping because they are eager to see where the ball is going, or they try to help the ball into the air, which causes them to look up too soon. This leads to very inconsistent contact.
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No Peeking When Chipping
Many players lift their head too soon when chipping because they are eager to see where the ball is going, or they try to help the ball into the air, which causes them to look up too soon. This leads to very inconsistent contact.
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A Lesson Learned: Pitch out of thick rough
The purpose of 'A Lesson Learned' is to find the one shot or type of shot that helped determine a winner at the week's feature event and use it as a way to help YOUR game. But what shot do you pick this week? Just kidding.
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The quick stop chip
PGA Professional Ryan Benzel shows you one technique to stop your chip shot quickly to a short-sided pin.
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A Lesson Learned: Short game distance control
Wow, wow and wow what a fantastic 2012 Honda Classic!
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Short Shot Pivot
Kentucky PGA Section Teacher of the Year Brian Manzella shows how to generate power with your body rather than your hands to help improve your short game success.
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A Lesson Learned: David vs. Goliath
Sunday's shootout in the desert was a classic David versus Goliath confrontation as Mark Wilson and Robert Garrigus went toe to toe in the final round and David came out on top.
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Ball against the collar
PGA Professional Chris Case lets you know how to hit your ball cleanly when it's resting against the collar near the green.
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Short Game, Short Game, Short Game!
With over 60% of your strokes coming from inside of 100 yards, it is essential that you spend a proportionate amount of time on your short game as you practice. You should devote most of your short game practice to putting and chipping.
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Using the proper loft when chipping around the green
PGA Professional Mark Sheftic corrects a common mistakes amateurs make with their chipping game.
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17.
Using your hybrid around the green
PGA Professional Mark Sheftic demonstrates how easy and effective it is to use your hybrid around the green.
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18.
Chipping out of a divot
PGA Professional Bill Murchison demonstrates how to chip out of a greenside divot.
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19.
Set it and forget it
PGA Professional Rob Labritz says to hit crisp pitch shots, 'set it and forget it.'
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Making pitch shots simple
PGA Professional Chip Sullivan offers some tips on how to hit pitch shots perfect every time.
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