Looking for a fun game to add to your practice routine? Try this one from short game guru Parker McLachlin.
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Question: Hey, boss! What’s a fun game I can practice with to build confidence for my next round? -Johnson L., Lexington, Ky
This easy drill ensures clear contact (and lots of spin!) with your wedges
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Whenever you’re looking for quick safety around the greens, I suggest you loft to a 52-degree wedge or wedge, staying about two to four feet from the green on the edge. The lower loft will help you create an efficient and slightly shorter swing than if you were just catching your lob.
A good game to play is to pick up a ball and hit six shots, with the goal of hitting all six within eight feet. The better you get at this workout, the smaller you can reach your goal. (Shhh… Tournament players aren’t looking to chip every shot, but they are looking for every shot to finish within four feet.).
Parker McLachlin is one GOLF Teacher to watch and short game expert. Learn more from McLachlin at shortgamechef.com.
