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Randall Hunt
The pros make flop shots look easy, but the technique they use is risky and not easy to repeat if you don’t play golf every day. In this tip, Randall Hunt teaches a killer flop shot tip that simplifies the motion and allows you to execute consistently with minimal practice.
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Great shot tip. I'll try it next time I'm at the range/course.
Thanks Jonathan! Let me know how it goes for you on the course. Follow me at @golfnetics on instagram for more tips and learn more at www.golfnetics.com. More tips coming soon right here on Golf Pass
Amazing tip! Thanks Randall. Seems I find myself in this situation almost every round.
Thanks Frank! This is an awesome go to shot around the greens especially under pressure. What I love about it the most is it helps with more consistent content. Let me know how it goes for you on the course. You can follow me at @golfnetics for more tips as well at www.golfnetis.com I have more tips coming here on Golf Pass - would love to hear how they work for you.
Thank you for this tip but what club was in your hand please ?
Hi Ron! I used a 58 degree sand wedge with 10 degrees of bounce. Would love to hear how this tips works for you on the golf course. Follow me at @golfnetics and www.golfnetics.com for more tips. I have more tips coming here on Golf Pass as well!
I like your pointers, but the knife was a total distraction, I was glad you put it down.
hahah! Glad you like the tip! and glad I put the knife down in time to keep your attention Debra :-) Let me know how this tip works for you on the golf course! you can also follow me a @golfnetics and get more tips and info at www.golfentics.com Thank you for watching me here on Golf Pass! More tips coming soon!
This is a great tip
Thanks Anibal! Let me know how it goes for you the next time you're on the course! Follow me a @golfnetics and www.golfnetics.com for more golf tips and info. I also have more tips coming here on Golf Pass
Randall,
Great tip, I have been trying to get my wrists to "flick" at just the right time for years with significantly varying results. Since I only get out to play 15 to 20 times a year I just don't get enough repetition to execute consistently.
I can't wait to practice this and use it on the course.
Awesome Michael! Glad you enjoyed this tip. Can't wait to hear how it goes for you on the course the next time you play. Comment here and let me know how it goes. Remember the more your body turns the less active your hands will be. Follow me at @golfnetics for more tips. I have several more tips coming here on Golf Pass as well
I am sorry for sending multiple comments, but I got this message when I tried to reply "This message has been rejected for inappropriate language." So I am going to split up my message to see if I can figure what word is "inappropriate".
Randall, I was able to practice and play on a simulator this weekend, and all I can say is I have never felt so dialed in near the green.
I was able to hit the ball on a (fairly) consistent basis without scalding it 70 yards across the green, or hitting the ground behind the ball and duffing it 10 feet.
The only thing I noticed was that my swing path was usually "outside/in", and I was hitting the ball off the toe of the club. Is this a shoulder alignment issue that I need to work on, or something else?
Thank you again, I will probably drop at least 5 strokes per round just from this tip.
Michael C.
Instead of trying to flick your wrists, try practicing with just your right hand.
Place the putter in your life line of your hand. So your palm is going the same direction as the face. Keep your right elbow close to your side. Allow your forearms to swing back and forth. If you do this, the face of the putter will swing on a perfect arc. You won’t need to worry about your wrists.
After a few putts one handed, put your other hand on.
Now out two handed. Keep your elbows close to your sides.
If you have trouble, email me.
Cindy@cindymillergolf.com