:golf:Use a bump and run shot with an iron to play simple shots around the green.
:putter:When you're off the green, consider using a putter instead of a chip shot for safer and closer shots.
:straight_ruler:If you struggle with alignment, use alignment aids such as lines on the golf ball or alignment tools.
:sand:In a bunker, aim to hit a circle of sand behind the ball and use loft to elevate it onto the green.
:soap:Cleaning your golf balls regularly will improve their performance.
What is a bump and run shot in golf?
—A bump and run shot is a low shot played with an iron around the green, where the ball is bumped onto the green and allowed to roll towards the hole.
When should I use a putter instead of a wedge?
—Use a putter instead of a wedge when you're off the green and there are no obstacles to get over. This will give you safer and closer shots.
Are alignment aids helpful for improving accuracy?
—Yes, alignment aids such as lines on the golf ball or alignment tools can help you align your shots more accurately.
How should I play a shot from a bunker?
—In a bunker, aim to hit a circle of sand behind the ball and use loft to elevate it onto the green.
Does cleaning my golf balls make a difference?
—Yes, cleaning your golf balls regularly will improve their performance and help maintain their optimal condition.
00:00The video shares nine simple tips to improve your golf game.
00:09One of the tips is to use a bump and run shot with an iron around the green.
01:07When you're off the green, consider using a putter instead of a chip shot for safer and closer shots.
02:13If you struggle with alignment, use alignment aids such as lines on the golf ball or alignment tools.
02:47In a bunker, aim to hit a circle of sand behind the ball and use loft to elevate it onto the green.
03:51Cleaning your golf balls regularly will improve their performance.
04:41Maintain a relaxed grip on the golf club to avoid tension and improve your shots.
05:35Aim at a closer target to simplify alignment and improve accuracy.
