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Poor contact around the green is one of the biggest faults Blair O’Neal sees in amateurs. Tidy up your chipping strikes with the tee drill and start chipping it close consistently.
Comments (10)
Blair, unfortunately I do this a lot, so I will follow your tip and see if I am able to do better. It looks like such a nice tip, thank you so much!
This is a shot that I miss 50% of the time - ugh. Thanks for the simple & effective tip - going to use it today!
Blair: I have the same comment as posted previously; what club were you using? It would really help us on any of the videos you are posting, if you could tell us what club you are using; thanks
Hanks Blair I need this help so much
Great tip! What about hit through taller /thick grass around the green or different types of grass.
Great tip, Blair! What club did you use for that chip? Looks like a high loft... a sand wedge?
Tx Blair great technique. Question if this is the best way to chip around a green when the ground conditions are pretty wet and the club tends to "grab" the ground? Thanks much. Rick
As usual Martin Hall makes an important fundamental simple. Head on the wall not only is a swing thought to keep the head still but also with the plane of the turn.
Great tip. Clear instruction on how to practice.
Blair, unfortunately I do this a lot, so I will follow your tip and see if I am able to do better. It looks like such a nice tip, thank you so much!
This is a shot that I miss 50% of the time - ugh. Thanks for the simple & effective tip - going to use it today!