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Image via PGA.com The fairway bunker shot is hands down one of the most dreaded shots in golf. Landing in the sand can feel intimidating, but finding your way out of it doesn’t have to be difficult. When facing a fairway bunker shot, remember this: set-up is...

Image via Golf Digest Pitching: A short game shot described as maximum air, minimum roll. A pitch shot is designed to go over something like a bunker, water hazard, or up to an elevated green. Learning how to pitch correctly can make a world of a difference in your...

A chip shot is described as a shot that has minimum air and maximum roll. The chip shot set-up is important, and doing this properly will help you master this short game technique. 1. Grip Use the same grip style that you would use on your full swing, however you may...

What’s my next move? Pitch, chip or putt? This is a question all golfers ask themselves each time their ball approaches the green. While there are three possible shots you can make, you might be surprised at which one is the most consistent. Generally, the lower you...

Image via Golfsmith Pitching is described as a shot that has maximum air and minimum roll. Chipping on the other hand, is a shot described as minimum air and maximum roll. Lastly, a putt is a shot that stays on the ground throughout the shot and is usually played on...