GOLF: Three Key Check Points For The Bump And Run - Seve Short Game Secrets

Three Key Check Points For The Bump And Run
Seve Short Game Secrets


The bump and run is a shot all golfers should master. In this video Robert McMillan is sharing some of the key elements of this shot he learned from the legendary Seve Ballesteros.

We had a blast filming with Robert McMillan at the PGA Golf Course at PGA Village (Port St. Lucie, FL). Robert has been a PGA certified Golf Professional for over 25 years and is regarded as one of the Top instructors in the Country. He played on the PGA European Tour and also qualified to play in the British Open Championship. He now hosts his McMillan Golf Academy out of Bear Creak Golf Club in Dallas, TX. You can learn more about Robert and his coaching at https://mcmillangolf.com/our-staff

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