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Do you aimlessly hit chips before a round without any plan? Try this quick and efficient routine from Blair O’Neal that will make the most of your precious pre-round practice time and help you save a few pars.
Comments (23)
Thank you for the tip, quite helpful
Great lesson, 20 minutes a day.
Thanks
When would you choose one shot over another? My the lie or maybe the most consistent? Thank you.
Definitely need to practice this drill to stop giving strokes away on the course after good drives.
Thank you Blair. My chipping is so,so. But, you have indicated the degree of club to use. Most instructor never mention it.
Thats your tip? Practice...and practice diff trajectories. Huh...never woulda thought a that. PS For the higher ups: I paid for tips , not to watch ads for a service I ALREADY BOUGHT!!
What wedges do you use?
Great drill Blair. This is my biggest weakness and adds 8-10 strokes to my score. I struggle make smooth swing, and turn through the shot, so often either chunk it or blade it across the green.
Great drill - I recently added more practice time to the short game. I typically take 4-5 shots with each wedge before changing.
Every time I watch chipping videos, it’s done from the short grass around the green. Where I play, the grass is at least 2 inches high after the apron and the ball nestles down. Show us how to finess these kinds of ships around rbe green. Seems they’re always easy to chunk or blade, and I’ve even seen a number of pros moshing these in recent televised tournaments.
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Thank you for the tip, quite helpful
Great lesson, 20 minutes a day.
Thanks