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Devan Bonebrake teaches a fun shot that is guaranteed to impressive your friends; the low spinning chip shot. Use the high to low technique he teaches to create more spin than ever before!
Comments (6)
A long time ago, I gave up on this shot—just too many skulled hits. Yet Phil, and in earlier days, Lee made it look effortless. You have made it worth revisiting.
Debbie, that’s a really good tip
Thanks Brother! Good tip.
Always helpful with the short game advice! This should shave some strokes off my scores:
Blair, thank you for the opportunity to ask a question which unfortunately I have been unable to do on a couple Golfpass videos for which I do have a question. In those videos the presenters are using an exercise band with a great deal of elasticity. I have looked on Amazon and tried local retailers and not been able to find a band with same elasticity. Can someone please help me find a vendor because the drill with the appropriate band would be perfect for me?
Ty for the tip
A long time ago, I gave up on this shot—just too many skulled hits. Yet Phil, and in earlier days, Lee made it look effortless. You have made it worth revisiting.
Debbie, that’s a really good tip