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It’s Open Championship week—time for links-style golf, creative shot-making, and some serious rollouts. One of the signature moves you’ll see around the greens? The bump and run.
Darren deMaille from QuickFixGolf.com breaks it down step by step so you can add this classic shot to your game.
What Is a Bump and Run?
The bump and run is a low-flying shot designed to roll out like a putt once it lands. It’s ideal when you’re just off the green and want to minimize air time—especially on firm turf and in
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