This CHIPPING Technique Saved A 12 Handicap Golfer 6 Shots First Round Out

How would you like to know this chipping technique that saved a 12 handicap golfer 6 shots first round out.

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[jeffmassey]

Why are all of these chipping videos filmed on beautiful grass. Film on bare dirt like the spot my ball seems to always comes to rest on.

[markcrowell]

Having a more upright shaft angle and hittting like a putting stroke are great tips - I've been using that for about a year - big help.

[craciunator]

I have had many times over the last several years where I get some chippy yips, and its specifically a weird shanky thing that goes like 75 degrees right. When I do that a few times out of 10 it messes with my head and I resort to essentially putting with the wedge to be safe. I've got a lot better and have figured out what caused it, but it still happens a rare once in a while. Besides the weird shanks my short game might be the best part of my game, I can legitimately hit Mickelson flop shots accurately. I also started doing a PW bump n run instead of lob wedge pitches when I'm able to, much more consistent with that. Overall though, learning to use the bounce on my wedges made a large difference in regualr pitches

[wolfgangkehrer]

That's pure gold, Ali, thanks a lot! Using the putting grip on chipping opened a new dimension for my short game.

[brucecook]

He mentioned his challenges with chipping, bad habits etc.
Thanks for keeping it real.

[tomslomovic]

The advice is great on the technique and it makes for consistent chipping. My problem however is if the lie is not great I start to overthink adjustments. ie. ball landing on a hilly slope near the green or in rough grass or even between bushes with no grass on the ground.

[dogsarefun]

Excellent demo, will try, short game is trouble for me.... don't know how many times 10 - 30yds from green in 2, and end up with a double bogey 6....

[mlo]

Ali - NO ONE demonstrates crap shots better than you!!! 😀

[gerrycollins]

When having toe down, did you still want to hit ball in center of club or more off the toe? Thanks

[jsilva]

Hi Ali, thanks for the lesson. Are you controlling the swing with your shoulders, arms, or hands or a combination of one, two, or all three? If you could shine a little light on my question it would be great

[raymondmasleck]

Unlike a putt, Mr. Taylor also makes a nice turn through the ball, which is essential to this technique except on VERY short chips. I have trouble with this. Also, my club has small greens and the fairways narrow down at the green, so chips are as often as not from rougher ground.

[dollymac]

Putting grip massive positive teaching point

[tonymiddlehurst]

Using the wrists quite a bit here? I thought it was supposed to be a putting stroke? Lots of different advice online for these shots. I really struggle with them, mainly decel because I'm scared of thinning it.

[davidatala]

I will try this today. But this video is good because it only stresses 2-3 items and not too long…Instead of many videos that drone on too long with too many items and oh-by-the-ways and little other distractions.

[CptTenneal]

Great video. I do everything wrong addressed here.

[johnniejay]

Keeping the left / leading arm bent is a massive no-no. Introduces variability in the low point, which in turn creates inconsistency.

[dogsarefun]

tried your method today, worked great.... was even using it from 30 yds out with a gap wedge (50*). Thank you!!!

[sscully]

Ali, I notice you don’t rotate fully in the finish. I understand it’s more of a putting stroke, but do you think more rotation (chest points to target at finish) would make the shots better?

[kc]

Useful tips, think the video could've highlighted the key points a bit more and been a couple of minutes shorter for ease of absorbing the info.

[justapedn]

Yep, brilliant results there, mate. So close to the hole! LOL