This Chipping TECHNIQUE is SO EASY you'll be SHOCKED

This chipping technique is so so easy you'll be shocked! So many of us struggle with strike on these short shots to the point where we always catch the golf ball thin or very heavy! NOT GOOD. "I discovered the brand new drill recently for chipping & it left me shocked it was so easy" the words of a mid handicap golfer who left chipping the golf ball with spin and a pure strike.

Alex Elliott Golf shows you the only way to start chipping consistently & this chipping TECHNIQUE is SO EASY you'll be SHOCKED!!

i know this sounds crazy but This Chipping TECHNIQUE is SO EASY you'll be SHOCKED and in the most simple chipping technique you will learn how to chip

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[AlexElliottGolf]

*It’s a FIRST THE INTERNET has seen this drill! USE IT NOW!!*

[tsolomonliu]

Thanks so much for your online instruction! I have been watching many different people and yours is amongst the best and one of the few channels that I subscribe to. I take weekly instruction at a driving range. I have used techniques you teach for chipping and pitching in my short game practice with a lot of success. I holed a lot of shots from 20-30 feet away last night!

[alangoudie]

Thank you for another very valuable tip.

[floydianepic]

Great content Alex, Once you get the technique right then remember to relax your grip, focus on where you want to land the ball. Like putting the smaller the spot the better and commit to the shot.

[georgesealy]

Great video. Thanks. Awesome ball contact and flight.

[Nitroxme]

I believe that wedges "frighten" many players mainly b/c most don't know how to use them correctly. You can easily blow a great approach with a bad chip. This vid will certainly help take this fear out of them. Thanks!

[clientbuilding]

These last 2 videos are great practice tips. I’m a low handicap golfer and these tips work. The golf ball box and now the wedge under foot. Thank you for sharing these. Alex I noticed your using the Cobra Forged Tec Irons. Curious why your not using the AW that comes with the set instead of the 50 degree wedge?

[philmurray]

ALEX
What a simple idea, I'm the one that always has a problem with chipping. I'll use this technique from now on.
Great video

[jasont]

I’ll practice this one today. Thank you.

[davidmoore]

I really think this is your edge, Alex. Golf tuition is fairly generic but the training/practice techniques you bring are out of the box and, more than anything, repeatable. Top drawer pal!

[Kazyman]

As a swing coach I've seen a LOT of chipping drills but this one IS a keeper. Well done, Alex.

[brianmurray]

That's a great drill will definitely incorporate it in my next practice session

[ivanlevrone]

Hi coach! What do you think about the “hinge and hold” method?

[sondre]

Do you recommended the same takeaway on Regular shots ?

[sap]

Awesome little drill that alex. Definitely trying this out. I like many other struggle with the soft ground sometimes so this is going to help get more control and hopefully get rid of those sloppy shots that we make👏👏👏

[georgiamay]

looks like this could be a great drill for the "take-away" part of the swing to keep the clubhead outside of the hands starting the swing, too.

[jimthompson]

One thing I noticed in doing this drill is that in order to turn the hips, you need to straighten the left leg. This seemed to be a great trigger for me to begin the downswing. BTW Congratulations on your wedding and I wish you many years of happiness and a bunch of kids to teach them to be great golfers.

[clientbuilding]

One more Cobra Forged Tec question: Many of the reviews don’t recommend these irons for a slower swing speed player, saying you can’t get enough spin, won’t hold and less distance control. What is your opinion on these? I have been considering getting fitted for these. I looked to see if you did a review and couldn’t find one. Thx, Ric

[jsant]

So what wedge did you use to make the chip shot. I think you said you had the 54 degree wedge under your left foot so you must’ve hit either the Pitching, 50 degree or 58 degree wedges?

[hvp]

Any club that gets too far behind on the backswing will cause disaster. Something I've been working on lately and has improved by ball striking greatly. Great advice though! Thanks Alex!