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• Struggling with short pitch shots? Try this top teacher's simple keys

With a few keys from Parker McLachlin, a GOLF Teacher to Watch, you can master this tricky shot and boost your confidence around the greens. The post Struggling with short pitch shots? Try this top teacher’s simple keys appeared first on Golf....2025
• You need to do this drill if you want crisper short-game shots

Use this "pause drill" from GOLF Teacher to Watch Parker McLachlin so you can hit more consistent shots around the greens. The post You need to do this drill if you want crisper short-game shots appeared first on Golf....2025
• This common instruction myth could be killing your short game

Parker McLachlin, aka the Short Game Chef, explains why keeping your head down is throwing off your pitching — and what to do instead. The post This common instruction myth could be killing your short game appeared first on Golf....2025
• Plugged lie in the bunker? Here's what you should do

If you find your ball plugged in the sand of a greenside bunker, follow these steps from GOLF Teacher to Watch Parker McLachlin to escape. The post Plugged lie in the bunker? Here’s what you should do appeared first on Golf....2025
• Use this technique to easily hit a wedge when your ball is in a divot

If you find your ball in a divot, don't sweat it. Just use this simple technique from the Short Game Chef, Parker McLachlin. The post Use this technique to easily hit a wedge when your ball is in a divot appeared first on Golf....2025
• 1 crucial short-game shot pros need at Augusta National

Having a "bump-and-check" shot in your bag is crucial for success around Augusta National. Parker McLachlin explains how to hit it. The post 1 crucial short-game shot pros need at Augusta National appeared first on Golf....2025
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"Parker McLachlin, aka the Short Game Chef, explains why keeping your head down is throwing off your pitching — and what to do instead."

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"While talking to the Short Game Chef, Parker McLachlin, Lee Trevino shares a fun tip that's important to remember when addressing the ball."

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"In this video, Parker McLachlin, aka Short Game Chef, demonstrates the "modern" way to hit a high, soft flop shot just like the pros do."

• Want a better short game? This is the shot you need to perfect

Instructor Parker McLachlin points out the one wedge shot amateur golfers need to add to their short-game arsenal. The post Want a better short game? This is the shot you need to perfect appeared first on Golf....2023
• Dealing with a plugged bunker shot? Try these nifty tips from a short-game star

Dealing with a tricky plugged bunker shot? Try these nifty tips from Parker McLachlin, aka Short Game Chef, to see more effective results. The post Dealing with a plugged bunker shot? Try these nifty tips from a short-game star appeared first on Golf....2023
• This modernized approach produces a high, soft chip from greenside rough

Parker McLachlin, aka the Short Game Chef, shows how a more modern approach to chipping from greenside rough leads to better results. The post This modernized approach produces a high, soft chip from greenside rough appeared first on Golf....2023
• This bunker setup from a short game star will have you rethinking how to play from the sand

Parker McLachlin, aka Short Game Chef, shows how a more modern approach to the bunker setup can lead to better results from the sand. The post This bunker setup from a short game star will have you rethinking how to play from the sand appeared first on Golf....2023

• The new way to hit a flop shot, according to this short-game whiz

In this video, Parker McLachlin, aka Short Game Chef, demonstrates the "modern" way to hit a high, soft flop shot just like the pros do. The post The new way to hit a flop shot, according to this short-game whiz appeared first on Golf....2023
• Master wedge shots by reimagining your setup, says short-game star

Parker McLachlin, aka Short Game Chef, shows how a modernized setup can lead to more consistency on shots between 50 and 125 yards. The post Master wedge shots by reimagining your setup, says short-game star appeared first on Golf....2023
• I was terrified of my 60-degree wedge — until I got this lesson

Parker McLachlin, aka Short Game Chef, helps GOLF Instruction Editor Nick Dimengo hit crispy shots with a lob wedge around the green. The post I was terrified of my 60-degree wedge — until I got this lesson appeared first on Golf....2023
• Use the stack and tilt method to hit perfect wedge shots from 50-125 yards

Parker McLachlin, aka Short Game Chef, shows amateurs how the stack and tilt method helps them hit down on the ball for lower wedge shots. The post Use the stack and tilt method to hit perfect wedge shots from 50-125 yards appeared first on Golf....2023
• How this pro went from PGA Tour winner to short-game guru

Parker McLachlin was once a journeyman pro. Now, he's one of the most renowned short-game coaches in pro golf. And yes, he can help you, too. The post How this pro went from PGA Tour winner to short-game guru appeared first on Golf....2023
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• A 50-yard, half-wedge shot can be tricky. Here's how to dominate it

Parker McLachlin, aka Short Game Chef, demonstrates how to have more success with a 50-yard shot, saying it starts with these swing changes. The post A 50-yard, half-wedge shot can be tricky. Here’s how to dominate it appeared first on Golf....2023
• Learn pro-level distance control on short game shots with these master tips

Parker McLachlin, aka Short Game Chef, shows amateurs how to get expert distance control on each of their short game shots. The post Learn pro-level distance control on short game shots with these master tips appeared first on Golf....2023
• Lee Trevino: Always address the ball with the left hand on the club. Here's why

While talking to the Short Game Chef, Parker McLachlin, Lee Trevino shares a fun tip that's important to remember when addressing the ball. The post Lee Trevino: Always address the ball with the left hand on the club. Here’s why appeared first on Golf....2024
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