25 drills and three great games for keeping your practices fresh! Since the short game constitutes 60% of your shots in a round, Gleason and Selders focus these drills on putting, chipping, and bunker play. These drills will put pressure on your players by implementing competitive aspects, they will help improve technique, and build team chemistry. The drills can be also modified to make them more or less challenging. A great way to work on the short game!

36 minutes. 2001. ISBN 1-56404-725-3.

You don t have to be a PGA Pro to be an effective golf coach. Rick LaRose provides you with essential steps for building a competitive program including effective practice organization. LaRose highlights key statistics that are vital to your team s success and how these statistics relate to your practice routine. Taking these ideas to the course, LaRose demonstrates a six station short game routine to get the most from your practice time. He highlights additional stations such as mid-irons, long game, and putting that can easily be added to your practice plan.

36 minutes. 2001.

LaRose delivers 14 short game drills that will help you or your team tackle putting, pitching, and chipping. These drills will reinforce proper swing and putting principles, will help improve accuracy and distance control, and most importantly, will help golfers gain confidence. These drills can easily be incorporated into a team practice and translate easily to competition. LaRose also teaches simple full swing fundamentals that you can teach or learn regardless of your experience.

43 minutes. 2001.

Join Head Coach Rod Myers of Duke University as he goes over the fundamental techniques of improving your short game. Coach Myers covers three critical shots in the short game. First, there's the pitch-and-run shot that is a low running shot just off the green. Next he covers the pitch shot, which is more lofted and farther from the green. Last, he outlines the bunker shot. With extreme detail, Myers goes over each shot with a variety of clubs and from a variety of situations, and he also includes some very helpful drills to further advance your stroke. In addition to the three main areas, Myers also talks about rules dealing with hazards and obstructions. Furthermore, Myers highlights the importance of holding the club correctly, keeping your hands at the correct angle, the proper stance and how far away from the ball you should stand. With this video, the most difficult shots in golf will become easier.

38 minutes. 2006.