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TODD ANDERSON INSTRUCTIONAL HOW TO CHIP LIKE SCOTTIE SCHEFFLER
Golfplus Monthly
|September 2023
In this tutorial, Anderson breaks down World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler's short game technique, which he rates to be amongst the best on the PGA TOUR. Scheffler is a six-time winner on the PGA TOUR, including the 2023 PLAYERS Championship, which is the TOUR's flagship tournament.
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Scottie is one of the best short game players, if not the best, on the PGA TOUR. One of the reasons why he is so great around the greens is because he lands the ball in the area he wants to land it with the correct trajectory and release. He does this with great technique and feel and how he controls the amount of spin or roll on a shot. Sometimes he tries to spin a shot, other times he wants it to release. He's very good at controlling those key factors. So unlike a lot of players on TOUR, Scottie uses a variety of clubs depending on the situation. If he has a lot of room between where he wants to land the ball and where the hole location is, he'll use a less lofted club and if he needs to stop the ball more quickly, he'll use a more lofted club.
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