Bump and Run - Short Game Saturday #43.
Bump and Run - Short Game Saturday #43.
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Today we talk about the bump and run. Use it in most circumstances when the grass is fairly short between you and the green.
Play the bump and run with a fairly straight-faced club. Something like a 6 or 7 iron. This allows the ball to jump forward when it hits the ground. Using a lofter club will tend to stop quickly if you land the ball short of the green.
This is a shot you can practice at home. On your lawn, put down a golf scorecard and hold it down with a tee so the wind doesn't blow it away. Practice landing the ball on the card to improve your ability to fly the ball at air-specific distances. Vary the distance you stand from the card to really improve the feel!
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Thanks for watching - Bump and Run - Short Game Saturday #43. This is a stroke saver. Particularly for high handicap golfers.
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