The Easy Break: A Radically Simple Short-Game System for Putting, Chipping & Bunker

Clear, simple short‑game fundamentals

Amateur golfers often spend most practice time on the range while greens work remain unpredictable. The Easy Break rethinks the short game with a clear, simple system designed to reduce mental clutter and boost confidence around greens. Built on the idea that better speed control can unlock more consistent results, this approach blends practical routines with visual guidance so you can practice with direction, not overwhelm.

From the mind of major champion coach Todd Kolb and his VLS Full Swing philosophy, this short‑game framework distills crucial ideas into an approachable format. It helps you move beyond guesswork toward repeatable, controllable shots on the green and around the bunker. The result is a fresh perspective that could elevate your scoring routine without demanding endless hours at the practice green.

What you’ll learn

• A clear path to speed control for putts, with a focus on distance feel and rhythm
• Chipping within a few feet of the cup through practical, repeatable motions
• Reliable bunker play via simple, drill‑driven routines
• A mindset and pre‑shot routine designed for consistency under pressure

What you get inside

• Visual guides and diagrams that illustrate key positions and feels
• Charts and checklists to track progress and stay on course
• Structured practice plans and drills you’ll actually enjoy
• A formula‑style approach to putting, chipping, and bunker shots for repeatable results

Real world practice translates into real world play: imagine approaching a six‑foot putt with a dependable routine, pulling a simple chip within a couple of feet, or escaping a greenside bunker with reduced tension. The Easy Break emphasizes practical application over theory, offering a framework you can grow with over time.

Who is it for?

This system is designed for golfers of all ages and skill levels who want clearer guidance and practical drills that fit a busy schedule. It aims to turn short‑game frustration into measurable progress, with ideas you can adopt at your own pace.