We’ve seen pros take rehersal swings with one hand. We’ve seen them hit shots around a practice green with one hand. But it’s tough to remember when we’ve seen a pro break out one-handed chipping in ...

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As many people struggle with chipping, we got back to the most basic way to hit a chip shot last week. This week is a little more traditional method to chip but complicated due to the set-up. Here are ...

Casual golf fans might not recognize the name Austen Truslow, but the 27-year-old mini-tour pro has been turning heads Monday during his U.S. Open qualifier at Pine Tree Golf Club in Boynton Beach, ...

Jason Palmer knows his methods are, um, unorthodox. In 2010, Palmer started chipping from 50 yards and in with just one hand. "I was battling with my short play into the greens with two hands, I just ...

Editor's Note: This article was originally published on April 12, 2022, ahead of the RBC Heritage. Continuing his strong play, Matthew Fitzpatrick is T-1 at the 122nd U.S. Open at 4-under-par thanks ...

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There’s more than one way to chip, but no matter the method, one goal stays the same: You need to use the clubhead’s bounce, or trailing edge, to consistently hit good shots around the greens. By ...

Southern Hills is the host of the KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship this week. This historic layout recently had a significant renovation at the hands of Gil Hanse— the same man who is designing one ...

It usually doesn’t take more than a hole or two during a pro-am for one of my amateur partners to ask me about the way I chip. You don’t see it very much on the PGA Tour. I play the ball back in my ...

Kiradech Aphibarnrat's "chop chip" might not be taught by many instructors. But here's why it works well for this tour player Kiradech Aphibarnrat's "chop chip" might not be taught by many instructors ...