I Told Her To BIN These Takomo Clubs! IT WORKED!

In this short game lesson, PGA professional James Robinson works with beginner golfer Laura to improve consistency around the green. He demonstrates how switching to a low-lofted 6-iron bump-and-run shot simplifies chip shots and eliminates common contact errors. Additionally, James covers proper pitching wedge chipping mechanics, emphasizing lead-side weight positioning and letting the bounce strike the turf.

• Narrow your stance and keep your body weight shifted onto your lead side throughout chip shots.
• Use lower lofted clubs like a 6-iron or 8-iron around the green for low-risk bump-and-run shots.
• Execute chip shots with a putting-like motion without trying to manually force the ball into the air.
• Don't fear ground contact with wedges—let the sole's bounce slide through the turf rather than scooping with the leading edge.