VIDEO TIP: Darren Clarke's no fuss bump & run chips

By Golf Australia Aug 30 2016 5:20PM

By Golf Australia

Aug 30 2016 5:20PM

Open Champion Darren Clarke shows how using the contours of the ground with a bump and run shot played with a hybrid club or putter will produce a better result than a high shot with a lob wedge

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