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Do you struggle with erratic contact on simple chip shots? Debbie Doniger demonstrates a push down move with the trail arm that will prevent those mishits and help you be more confident around the green.
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I have more difficulty with up hill lies. I alter my body position so that my torso is perpendicular to the ground so more weight is on my back leg but I’m occasionally hitting thin chips across the green. Help.
I have more difficulty with up hill lies. I alter my body position so that my torso is perpendicular to the ground so more weight is on my back leg but I’m occasionally hitting thin chips across the green. Help.
Always enjoy your tips. Have helped improve this part of my game.
What loft were you using?
Would you agree that confidence plays a big role in chipping?
The short game expert! Thanks for the advice!
Great explanation of turning properly. Can"t wait to try the towel drill.
Thanks
Ty for tip
Great tip!
Probably my A wedge is 52 degrees. Thanks for watching !
I have more difficulty with up hill lies. I alter my body position so that my torso is perpendicular to the ground so more weight is on my back leg but I’m occasionally hitting thin chips across the green. Help.
I have more difficulty with up hill lies. I alter my body position so that my torso is perpendicular to the ground so more weight is on my back leg but I’m occasionally hitting thin chips across the green. Help.