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Thursday, October 1

Doug Spencer Tests Two Short-Game Options

The Golf Top 100 Teacher used an experiment to compare bump-and-run shots with chips.

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Golf Top 100 Teacher Doug Spencer put two common shots around the green to a practical test. His experiment examined whether the bump-and-run produced steadier results than a chip. The findings come from Golf.com.

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