Never Chunk or Blade Your Chips Again

Are you tired of chunking chip shots and blading pitches around the green? You’re not alone — these are the most common short game mistakes golfers struggle with. The good news? You can fix your contact and build short game consistency with one simple, low-cost pitching drill. Struggling with strike and consistency around the greens? You’re not alone — especially as course conditions get tougher late in the season. In this video, we break down why golfers get too shallow or too steep with their pitching, and how that leads to fat and thin shots. The solution? A simple, low-cost training aid — a yoga wedge (or even a binder) — that trains proper low point control, angle of attack, and dynamic loft. We’ll show you how to use it, what to look for, and how to build a reliable baseline that works in all short game situations and turf conditions. In this video, we’ll show you how to: ✅ Build strike consistency ✅ Stop chunking chips and fat shots ✅ Eliminate thin/bladed pitch shots ✅ Create predictable launch & spin ✅ Control your low point and strike quality ✅ Train for real on-course conditions ✅ Build confidence in your short game contact ✅ Practice with a simple training aid (the “yoga wedge drill”) that works anywhere This short game drill will help you create consistent ball-first contact, proper angle of attack, and reliable launch and spin — so you can get up-and-down more often and lower your scores. Whether you’re a weekend golfer or a competitive player, this pitching drill is the fastest way to improve your short game technique, sharpen your wedge play, and build confidence around the greens. ⛳️ Try this drill in your next practice session and let us know how it works for you in the comments below! 📢 FREE GOLF TIPS & COACHING – FOLLOW US: 📸 Instagram: Ian Fraser:   / ianfrasergolf   Fraser Golf Institute:   / frasergolfinstitute   🌐 Improve Your Game and join the community with Fraser Golf Institute 👉 Visit Our Website: https://www.frasergolfinstitute.com