Countries #1 Shortgame Coach Shares Secrets

These secrets make it feel like cheating. In this golf video Steve Johnston has a golf lesson with the #1 shortgame coach in Scotland Fraser Mann. You will learn that getting the correct right ball position and right arm action correct will feel so easy.
Fraser explains to Steve what he feels and how from those feels he can easily change ball flight ensuring strike is always perfect. It's just like cheating when you know how.
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[@barriedavies333]

Great to see this. There are so many different methods. Not once did I hear” use the bounce”. It’s always been a feel shot and using the same club in different ways is a great option. A delofted backfoot wedge on a soggy lie is problematic though??

[@stevenolmstead]

You have a great life! Always enjoy your videos!

[@stevejohnstongolf]

Thanks Steven.

[@mikerodrick2430]

What others are teaching now is to stand closer to the ball with the handle more upright, face a bit open, heel of club off the ground with weight mostly on front foot, swing straight back & thru. Keeps the leading edge from sticking in the ground if the ball is back & hands forward causing a duff. The club changes or the swing length depending on the length of the shot.

[@brian2973]

Short game chef style. Been trying it out lately myself. Some pretty interesting results so far but I alternate between that train of thought and the more traditinal train of thought from round to round.

[@michaelfagan2630]

Brilliant Steve going to try this love how it rus at the hole instead of the floaty ones I hit 😊

[@stevejohnstongolf]

Absolutely

[@mplunky1]

Steve is it possible to do a lesson with this gentleman on how he plays a soft lob shot & a soft greenside bunker shot. I tend to think of these 2xshots pretty similar techniques but I maybe wrong. Also on the course when I'm faced with having to play a soft high Lob shot from a very tight skinny hard grass lie I struggle with both club selection & technique in playing this shot without flipping nor decelerating the swing. Using my sandwedge has far too much bounce into the ball on this type of lie which I also would imagine to be very common on your Scottish hardpan links courses.

[@stevejohnstongolf]

We made bunker and lob content so keep an eye out for that👍👍👍

[@mikebarnard2689]

Old school style short game, chipping with feel, still works. Just goes to show there is more than one way to play this game. I also have a feeling that the old style firm chip off back foot with a lofted club might suit your average “ less than manicured” green approaches as all short game videos these days are on premier golf facilities.... not real life!!

[@stevejohnstongolf]

Good point 👍

[@bobreidy8665]

Nailed another one. Great instructional video

[@stevejohnstongolf]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@markwalters7498]

I followed the leader pro group for 9 holes in a local tournament recently. They all hit their standard chip shots with the ball off their back foot. Every time unless they were trying to lob it.

[@stevejohnstongolf]

Much safer option

[@Thebigman17761976]

I like this description. Thanks Steve

[@stevejohnstongolf]

Thanks👍👍

[@darrelholden5877]

Brilliant!!! absolutely 100% Great Info!!

[@user-ee5us9su6s]

Im a left handed golfer but a dominant right hand .. This leaves me with little 'feel' with my left arm .. Any thoughts on adapting this ?

[@jamespark3399]

Everything I read about these shots says don’t play the ball back and certainly not with hands forward as this leads to leading edge digging and causing chunks?

[@taffyddu]

Fraser did really well with a really difficult pupil.

[@stevejohnstongolf]

Tough gig for him

[@briankinread3555]

When I move ball back, I get toooooo step. How do u fix that

[@topgolf7215]

He’s good, proper old school chipping

[@stevejohnstongolf]

He’s very good 👍

[@jamesgriffin958]

just practice for five years. Yep.

[@stephencarlisle3743]

It’s getting confusing, modern coaches are now advocating more upright club , toe down , heel up . Lucky for me I’m was taught basically this method

[@stevejohnstongolf]

Good stuff

[@davidostertag4023]

Bobby Jones

[@brian2973]

That man can chip. Wow.

[@stevejohnstongolf]

He sure can.

[@flipperboot1823]

It's surely easier to hit a chip and run it out than it is to throw it 4/5ths of the way there?

[@RomeoJulietCharlie]

Think that’s got to depend on where you’re playing. Big difference between a green in Scotland in September and one in Arizona or wherever!