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John Montgomery
John Montgomery teaches how to clip chip shots perfectly off any slope. The key is your chest position at setup.
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Great tip, which explains why I keep hitting fat on my chip shots. Thanks!
Draw drill has fixed my slice thanks
Theses are extremely important tips to help with our golf game. Thanks
Once again…very hard to get video to load. Is anyone else having this problem
Great tip. Better than trying to focus ahead of the ball for low point.
Great explanation of the chipping motion, John!! Have heard many others explain to have your "weight more on your left side", but I've never had anyone go into this level of detail! Very helpful... thanks!!!
Excellent approach to ensuring body is positioned to ensure ball strike at low point of chip shot. Thanks.
Love your sweater.
Great tip!
looks like great advice I still get a little confused about the definitions and differences between chipping and pitching in my confusion it seemed you were in actuality pitching???
also what degree club were you using and does the bounce on the club affect your choice in this situation thank you for your help
I forget that sometimes. Great reminder.