If you play this shot right it can be a deadly weapon around the green, so what's the best way to play it? PGA professional David Bown gives us his top tips
Ed Greenland
When playing the bump and run shot you don't want to take anything more than a quarter backswing as this gives you more control and less margin for error at impact.
David also has his body weight leaning forward towards the target through-out the swing to keep his shoulders steady for extra stability (pictured left).
The length of this shot can vary so make sure you practice with almost every wedge and iron you have in your bag to get used to the ball flights and roll lengths when on the green.
Click the next slide for David's finish on the chip and run shot...
