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Debbie Doniger
Debbie Doniger shows how a golf towel is all you need to hit stellar shots around the green.
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Love it. I leave in 2 days for a 4 day golf trip. Gonna practice this before I go...
Thanks!!
Like a Tour player. Have a safe and an amazing trip
Hi Debbie,
Great drill but can you tell me club you're using here? I'm very comfortable with my 56 or 60 degree for shots like this but I occasionally have difficulty with chunking when I'm hitting against the grain around the greens. Thanks!
My gap wedge. And thanks for watching !!
Great drill Debbie!
Thanks for supporting Golf Pass
Of course!
Nice drill!
Thanks. It’s old but good for many
can you do that drill with all clubs?
Sure. Just be sure if it’s full swing you actually need this feel. Some can be overly connected. If you stick with the below and just some short game you should be good. Check in with your coach if you have one.
It would be helpful to demonstrate how to pitch/chip out of the second cut grass near the green.
Depending on the lie will determine possibly where you place the ball in your stance. You may need some wrist hinge in the back again depending on the lie. You can employ the above and move the ball back and may not even need to hinge the wrists.
Thanks Martin, I’ll give this a try, as I do leave short putts short of the hole occasionally.
Great drill