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Andrew Rice
Do you struggle with chip shots from the fairway around the green? If so, Andrew Rice has a great alternative to the wedge to help you get up and down more. Use a hybrid and play a bump and run to start hitting closer.
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Excellent!!! Makes perfect sense. Love your stuff.
Thanks so much Steven!
I have used a 5 hybrid out of thick rough NEAR the green if I have a good lie.I hit it like a putt and let it carry onto the green and roll out.
Sounds good Terry!
Are you trying to land it o the green and then run or simply "putt" it and let it go?
Approach it like a putt Joe!
Like the idea. I tend to use a 9 iron for that situation and the same techniques. That way I don't have to worry about hitting on the toe as you described for the hybrid.
If it's working GH keep doing it.
Andrew, Great lesson! I often use my hybrid when my ball comes to rest against the collar of the green, but never thought about 6 feet or less. How about a lesson on getting shots out of the collar around greens. Always love to watch your videos.
Much appreciated Tom! Thank you.
I played a course that watered a lot in front of the greens. It is winter, so mostly very thin grass. Many of these shots are 6’-20’ from the green. Is the hybrid bump and run still a good option? Any adjustments if I cannot land it on the green.
It's ideal for when there isn't much grass around Sam. Try it.
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Thanks Andrew, would never have considered using the hybrid in that way but will now give it a go - yes I get a bit anxious with the wedges that close
I have a long putter because of the yips. I am afraid the rescue club would result in the yips as well. Thoughts?