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Golf Careers: How to Improve Your Chipping Technique (Video)
Golf Careers: How To Improve Your Chipping Technique
Rickard
Strongert is here to show you how to improve your chipping technique.
Learn how to chip your ball onto the green in your golf game like an
expert.
Step 1:
The setup
Place the golf club flat on its sole with the club face square to the
target. Measuring a foot and a half behind the ball, stand with your
feet close together.
Turn your whole body - feet, hips and shoulders slightly to the left of
the target. This is called an open stance and makes it easier to follow
through - even on short swings.
The golf ball should be in the middle of your stance to make sure that
the ball flies from the loft of the club and not from being scooped.
Step 2:
Prepare to chip
Lean your upper body forward from your hip, keep your legs slightly
bent and put slightly more weight on your left foot.
Rest the club shaft on the inside of the left thigh and then take your normal grip.
You are now in the right position to chip the ball on to the green.
Step 3:
Chip the ball
Make sure the weight stays on your left foot throughout the swing to
loft the golf ball into the air.
As always, the swing is made from your body rotating around the spine`s
axis, making sure that your body leans your arms and hands. Keep your
arms and wrists relaxed during the swing.
The swing is like a pendulum where the backswing is equally as long as the follow-through.
TIP:
A good way to check that you are using your body instead of your arms
and hands is to look for the V shape between your shoulders and hands.
This V shape should stay the same throughout the swing.
The upper body ends facing the target.
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