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Aimee Cho teaches the proper setup, hand placement and club selection for the basic bump-and-run chip shots.
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Excellent video however, what about a 7I when you are faced with a false front? I usually hit into the front and us the hill to elevate my shot.
This was good. My feet have drifted apart and I need to narrow them again. I hadn't thought about the relationship between the hands being (too far) forward and the front edge of the club digging in. I prefer7-PW to chip because of the bounce, but perhaps with my hands not so far forward I won't deal with the edge of my wedges digging in as much. I have too many mishits with my wedges so I've taken one out of my bag. Helpful thank you.
My go-to club for chipping is a pitching wedge, unless I have a longer shot, I'll use a 9 iron, if it's real long and has to stay low I'll use my 8 but that's not often. The 56 usually ends in a disaster around the green for me. Thanks for the lesson!
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Excellent video however, what about a 7I when you are faced with a false front? I usually hit into the front and us the hill to elevate my shot.
This was good. My feet have drifted apart and I need to narrow them again. I hadn't thought about the relationship between the hands being (too far) forward and the front edge of the club digging in. I prefer7-PW to chip because of the bounce, but perhaps with my hands not so far forward I won't deal with the edge of my wedges digging in as much. I have too many mishits with my wedges so I've taken one out of my bag. Helpful thank you.