Are you looking for a fun exercise to add to your workout routine? Try this one from short game guru Parker McLachlin.
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Q: Hello, Chef! What’s a fun takedown game to practice to build confidence for my next round? —Johnson L., Lexington, Ky
This simple drill ensures clean contact (and more throws!) with your wedges
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Whenever you want a quick confidence shot around the greens, I suggest going down to a 52-degree pitching wedge or pitching wedge, sitting about two to four yards from the green on the edge. A low loft will help you ride a more efficient and shorter lobber than just holding your lobber.
A good game to play is to take one ball and hit six shots, the goal being to hit all six within eight feet. The better you get at this drill, the smaller you can make your goal. (Shhhhh… Tour players are not looking to make every chip shot, but they want each shot to end up within four feet.).
Parker McLachlin is a must-see GOLF teacher and short game expert. Read more from McLachlin at shortgamechef.com.
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