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A chip shot is basically a low trajectory shot that gets on the green quickly and rolls to the hole.
A pitch shot is a high trajectory shot that gets thrown toward a spot and stops more quickly and is used in many cases to get over more grass or hazards.
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The first 1:10 of this video are accolades for Roger, and then he gets into the meat of the video. This instruction video explains how the short game is really what separates the scorers from the wannabees. Also, setting up for a chip shot is really a mirror image of a full swing at […]

Scoring well is nearly impossible if your short game is not up to par. Derek Hooper, PGA, from Lake of Isles in Connecticut, shows you the secret to solid, consistent chipping by keeping your left wrist angle consistent throughout the golf swing.

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In this golf instruction video, Roger illustrates how to use a fairway wood for a chip shot when you are a few feet off from the fringe next to the green. The loft of the fairway wood helps pop the ball up and over the long grass in between the fringe.
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Ever wondered what it takes to become a scratch golfer. In this golf instruction video, Roger illustrates the difference in the short game between two golfers. One golfer only chips 3 feet closer to the hole than the other golfer, but over a 4 day tournament, that equates to about 20 strokes because of the […]

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This golf instruction video illustrates how to execute a bump and run shot correctly. A bump and run chip shot uses a club that will give you just enough loft to get the ball onto the putting surface as quickly as possible.
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