Chipping...
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Chipping...
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I am rubbish at chipping. Though to be fair i am not great at this whole golf malarkey anyway. But Chipping i am considerably worse at then anything else.
I can get my 3 wood into play most holes, but if i do not hit the green i am stuffed.
My two common chip shots problems are -
goes up, and then comes down about 5 feet from where i was. Not very good.
or the common thin straight through the green, or from one greenside bunker to the other.
So basically, any tips or advice?
Thanks!
I am rubbish at chipping. Though to be fair i am not great at this whole golf malarkey anyway. But Chipping i am considerably worse at then anything else.
I can get my 3 wood into play most holes, but if i do not hit the green i am stuffed.
My two common chip shots problems are -
goes up, and then comes down about 5 feet from where i was. Not very good.
or the common thin straight through the green, or from one greenside bunker to the other.
So basically, any tips or advice?
Thanks!
beninho- Posts : 6854
Join date : 2011-01-28
Location : NW London
Re: Chipping...
dynamark wrote:Only chip when you have to -get the ball on the green and rolling asap.If you'have to 'chip' be sure to be slightly ahead of the ball clean contact
I have heard a few teachers say that when pitching you should use the club that will land the ball about a foot onto the green and use as much roll as possible. I like the idea but it requires the mastery of so many clubs that I find there is not enough practice time available to use it. 20 mins with a SW and then 20 min with PW a couple of times a week is already a pretty heavy schedule.
McLaren- Posts : 17620
Join date : 2011-01-27
Re: Chipping...
ben,
This is what a pro says about the precision of Michael Tompson's chipping which was instrumental in him winning the "Honda".
http://www.pgatour.com/tourreport/2013/03/05/tip-from-travis--thompson-s-chips.html
I'm sure we'd all quibble with one or two aspects of this but, for what it's worth . . . .
Also: Remember Thompson is a tall man compared to most of us - one chipping size may not fit all.
This is what a pro says about the precision of Michael Tompson's chipping which was instrumental in him winning the "Honda".
http://www.pgatour.com/tourreport/2013/03/05/tip-from-travis--thompson-s-chips.html
I'm sure we'd all quibble with one or two aspects of this but, for what it's worth . . . .
Also: Remember Thompson is a tall man compared to most of us - one chipping size may not fit all.
kwinigolfer- Posts : 26476
Join date : 2011-05-18
Location : Vermont
Re: Chipping...
first game since I asked for the advice tommorow morning. annoyingly it looks like rain. I will take on board the above tips and see how it goes.
beninho- Posts : 6854
Join date : 2011-01-28
Location : NW London
Re: Chipping...
looks like snow in edinburgh tomorrow morning
barragan- Posts : 2297
Join date : 2011-01-27
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