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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.
Comments (17)
Great option for those of us who want a soft shot but may not have the skill to hit a full floor. Can this be accomplished with a 56 degree wedge or primarily a 60 degree?
Great shot tip. I'll try it next time I'm at the range/course.
Amazing tip! Thanks Randall. Seems I find myself in this situation almost every round.
Thank you for this tip but what club was in your hand please ?
I like your pointers, but the knife was a total distraction, I was glad you put it down.
This is a great tip
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.
Great option for those of us who want a soft shot but may not have the skill to hit a full floor. Can this be accomplished with a 56 degree wedge or primarily a 60 degree?
Great shot tip. I'll try it next time I'm at the range/course.