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Jimmy has a strong British accent
Hanging around with us for too long😂
Well done guys 🏌♀️ 🙂
Thanks Roy. What was your biggest “take home”?
Thanks, guys! Question: can one use this same technique out of the rough? It seems like hitting the ground then ball there might end up with a duff.
Hi Darryl. In the rough is definitely different. We generally need a more steep action inn the rough so it does change. If you want to go through all the lies in short game, you should check out our plan “Complete Chipping” in our app. Check it out.
Hey guys is maintaining arm extension part of this? Thanks for another gem 💎.
Not necessary randy. Maintaining a good connection with arms and body is more important.
I can’t believe you got Anthony Kiedis to come for a chipping lesson!
You had to have been watching my round yesterday! Chipping woes cost me dearly. Thanks for the post.
Hopefully this helps then Les!?
whenever i’m chipping or playing around the green, my set up is to have the ball more backward/nearer my right foot my back swing and follow through dictates the distance on how far i want the ball to fly or where i want it to land. specially from 50yds and below specially less than 5 ‑20yds distance
If that works well for you William, keep on doing it. There are so many different ways to do it and it’s finding what works bets for you that is key!
I better be chipping like tiger when i implement these tips!
In no time at all😉
Thanks for the tip. I was doing exactly what he was doing. This will transform my chipping completely. Thanks guys
Great! Let us know how it goes👍🏻
Got the link to this video from M&MG through e‑mail with the subject “Fix Your Slice FOR GOOD With This Driver Lesson” Enjoyed this video, but what’s happening at M&MG to get these things so wrong, so many times?
Hi Ian. Hope you’re doing well? Thanks for the heads up!! Appreciate you letting us know. I don’t believe we have made this mistake before on a title. We are very sorry and hope it hasn’t caused you too much inconvenience.
Moving the ball forward will lead to a lot of bladed shots rocketed to the other side of the green
It shouldn’t do if you move your body through. Give it a go.
awesome👍👍👍👍👍
Hope this was useful Scott?
Thanks for the video gents, great stuff. Would this work for all wedge lofts? This is really going to help, can’t wait to try on the course!
Yes definitely Anthony. It just makes sure you use the sole of the club and creates a wider margin for error and we all want that in golf!!😁
Great tip. Is this going to work with higher bounce clubs only, or would a PW and 9 iron glide nicely on the ground as well without digging into it?
Definitely those clubs too faith.👍🏻
Interesting stuff 👍- can I just check so you would set your club 1–2 inches behind the ball and try to brush that spot ?
Hi John. I would keep the club in the usually spot but just have some awareness that it’s ok to hit it the ground slightly early in the right conditions providing we aren’t leaning the shaft too far forward.
working on my chipping & last week came across Phil Ms chipping lesson and he says to do opposite ( square face and hands way ahead). several like you advise neutral and use the bounce, opposing views is what drives us weekend players crazy. i went to range and i use each equally.…G.O.L.F.
Yes Phils technique can work but it really allows very minimal margin for error. This was is great for the majority of golfers as it helps provide a wider margin so that the bad ones are so much better. Definitely more than one way to do things and certainly a time and a place for Phils.
@Meandmygolf I need more margin of error for sure, thx!
Does this work for thin lies? We play all year and right now the grass is dormant and the lies are as thin as a sheet of paper.
Yes definitely bill. It all depends if the group is right so the sole can glide. Just need to asses the lie first and see.
He has to much weight on his back foot more weight on front foot less weight on his back foot
You guys need the QI buzzer for whenever you ask the pupil what they’re attempting to do and it’s the opposite of the lesson for the day. BWEEEEWAAAAH
This is excellent advice, guys. I always try to brush the ground for the length of a dollar bill. This naturally makes me swing more shallow, avoiding that horrible chunk. And you’re right, it gives you so much more room for error, on the strike. The worst thing that you can do is try to perfectly “pinch” the ball on these shots, or even longer pitch type shots. Here’s a good rule of thumb…. If you cannot properly follow through, because of your divot, then you’re swinging too steep into the ball. Remember…. You’re always trying to swing the club to a full finish(on full shots). The ball just happens to be in the way of that swing.
Totally agree Jamie., It’s amazing the impact it make when you think about how the club interacts with the turf.
Our fairways are super tight right now. I’ve even been slightly opening the club a hair, to present more bounce, so the club won’t dig.
Yes Jamie, that definitely will help use the bounce. Just make sure you open up the body too.
That stache is amazing.
I know. Quality John
Excellent chipping suggestions to your student. When I play this shot, I place the ball in your suggested position, weight forward, clubface 1/4 turn to open in order to use the sole of the wedge more and brush the grass as you suggest with a set wrist position and arm movement. I can’t remember if my shaft is upright as you suggest, but will make it a point to do so. Great Video Guys!
Thanks John. Yes that open face can really help too.
nice aviators dude!
Thanks Joe. San Diego weather was calling them!😂
So much weight transfer. You can see his lead foot lifting. Also, he never properly straightens his lead arm.
Funny how the guy always puts his hands back close to his body even when he’s been told to hold the shaft more upright, old habits die hard!
Yes our body wants to do what’s comfortable. Habits can be so hard to break!
How would techniques vary if your ball was in a small divot or pitch mark? Or would it stay the same ? Cheers, and love the videos
Or how about this one: Use a 3 wood/hybrid, steepen the shaft and get closer to the ball like a putt, grip down and use your putting motion. Works amazing!
Awesome work.
If he putted from there he would be way more consistent !,
Would this kind of technique work well on bare or muddy lies?
Nice principle to remember – the interaction of the club with the ground (using its bounce) and then with the ball to improve chipping consistency, like a plane landing (using the bounce) & then taking off (with the ball). Great!
Hi! Question, what’s the furthest away from the edge of the green you would use this technique? Or is that not the way to think about it? Thanks in advance
This video totally transformed my chipping. I was forever blading and fatting across the green. Little did I know I had severe shaft lean. It’s genuinely made a surreal difference the past couple of days by having my shaft upright 🤯
Hi, I’m a senior in high school and have my senior golf season coming up next week. I have a high ball flight and would truly benefit if you did a swing analysis on me and could help me lower it. I would like to get more penetration and distance on my shot and stop losing it from the climbing to high in the ski.
I duff all my shots. Very inconsitent on everything.
Try aiming at a spot a couple of inches ahead of the ball. Might take a while to get familiar with it.
I’ve long given up on chipping after more than 50 years playing (currently 9 handicap) I putt from everywhere up to 30 yards from the green (except from rough) and putt around bunkers.
Piers with the Audemars & Andy with a Hublot I think?
Happy to see the grind is paying off fellas!
I like the total body method
I recently saw a video of Woods, Day, & Mcilroy talking about & demonstrating their methods of chipping & bunker shots. All 3 said they use a 60 degree wedge 90% of the time by manipulating the clubface in American golf & with different types of grasses. In the open championship, they’ll use different clubs & methods because of the rollout factor on harder ground & different conditions. You can see the video on YouTube, which was made about a year ago. It’s really interesting.
am I wrong or they’re basically having him do almost a little baby pitch rather than chipping at this point?