Short Game Routine to Build Rhythm – James Sieckmann
Follow James Sieckmann’s four-part short-game routine: assess the lie, visualise the shot, make two rehearsal swings, and commit. Score your routine over 18 chips.
Three Keys to Improve Chipping: Set Up, Stay Compact, Turn Through
Practise Jason Baile’s three chipping keys: sternum ahead of the ball, compact handle travel, and a gently rising, turned finish. Score 18 chips.
Grip-Down Chipping Drill: Find Your Comfortable Shorter Grip
Compare your normal and shorter grip on a simple fairway chip. Practise landing and rollout, then score two sets of nine chips out of 18.
Headcover Anti-Slice Rehearsal: Practise a Clear Path Through the Ball
Use a soft headcover as a simple reference for the club’s path after the ball. Start with slow rehearsals and plenty of clearance, then hit controlled half-shots without touching the headcover.
Annika Sorenstam Glove Drill: Keep Your Lead Arm Connected
Feel your lead arm move with your body using a glove tucked lightly under your lead armpit. Begin with small rehearsals, then carry that connected feeling into gentle short shots.
Make your next practice count
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