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Eric Cogorno
If you’re struggling with chipping and get scared every time you miss a green, try implementing this chipping set up and motion from Eric Cogorno.
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Thanks Eric great video !
Thanks Eric. Will try this during my next round!
I like this option and have seen other instructors demonstrate it but the demonstrations seem to be only on tight lies. The rough near the greens at my home course is thick and I would appreciate instruction of this method on higher rough around a green.
Thanks
Can hardly wait to show off my new trick chip shot!
Hi Eric, I'm 70 years old, and when I was about 15 years old a member at my 9 hole club showed me the exact same chipping routine that you outline in this video. He called it the "Patty Berg chipping method" using a putting grip and a lower lofted club like an 8 or 9 iron, no wrist action, just an arm swing. Greens were much slower then, so while I still us it to this day I am often using a pitching wedge, but it is still very effective. Nice job!
Why not just use the putter!?
Took a $200 chipping course a few weeks ago. Part of the lesson was very similar. Good tip.
This method really works on manicured grass; however on rough lies, I really have to tighten up on my grip, or else the high grass will grab hold of my club head and the ball will dribble three or four yards. Unfortunately, a tight grip, which I also use in bunkers, creates problems in distance control, and I tend to over-swing. Any suggestions.
You are the best instructor on here I have really benefited from your relatable instructions tks
Loved this tip. Bryson Dechambeu has gone to this approach as well to avoid the heel catch