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3 fool proof chipping tips to help you chip like a pro. Avoid fat and thin chip shots from anywhere around the green.
Hey guys, and welcome back to RotarySwing .
com.
I'm RST instructor Chris Tyler.
If you've ever battled with those chunk chip shots or those annoying thin shots or maybe you've even found yourself battling with those chipping yips, well in today's video I'm going to show you how three simple checkpoints are going to fix your chipping technique in less than 60 seconds.
Let's go ahead and get started.
Okay guys, so we're going to fix your chipping technique in a very quick amount of time today.
So the three checkpoints that I want you to focus on is number one, when you take your grip in your left hand, assuming that you're a right-handed player, you're going to have your grip pressure be focused in your back three fingers, okay, so your back three fingers on your left hand, okay, you're going to just have a little bit of pressure back there, maybe on a scale of one to ten, probably about a two to four.
Now I want you to focus on not pushing on the shaft with the thumb.
So if you see here, when I take it back, I can push against the shaft pretty hard and it's going to make the club bottom out too early.
It's going to run into some chunk shots, maybe some thin shots as well.
Second key point here that I want you to focus on is making sure that your right hand feels like it's just barely resting on the golf club.
And then the final key point during this whole process is I want you to think of the golf ball being the bottom of a pendulum, okay, the bottom of a swing arc.
And we're going to think about if we were to go back 50%, we want to go through 50%, But today we're going to change that up and we're going to go shorter to longer because we want to keep that club accelerating through the impact zone, but I don't want you to do it too quickly.
So you're going to see here if I go back 20%, I'm going to try to chip through to 50%.
Always keep that club moving.
So just to recap, while I step over it, back three fingers, the left hand, no pushing on the shaft with the thumb, right hand feels like it's very relaxed.
Every single time.
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