Professional golfer Josh Oddy explains the simple short-game fundamentals that helped him elevate his game from scratch to a +6 handicap. He demonstrates how maintaining a square clubface and repeatable address position leads to consistent launch angles and predictable rollout. He also covers green slope adjustments and AimPoint putting routine keys.
Keep your clubface perfectly square at setup to eliminate variable launch angles and inconsistent rollout.
Place a towel on the green during practice to establish your wedge's baseline landing spot and rollout distance (e.g., 6 paces).
Avoid unnecessary open-face or high-flop shots when simple fundamental chip shots offer far higher repeatability.
Clean your wedge grooves between shots, as grass or moisture drastically alters spin rate and launch trajectory.
Use foot pressure and AimPoint reading to gauge green slope percentages and confidently lock in your start lines.