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Sprinkler head or divot in your way on a shot you would normally putt? Just use the putting chip from Cindy Miller to cozy one up to tap in range.
Comments (20)
You're within 2 club lengths of the green's edge and that allows you to move the ball ( no closer to the hole ) to avoid the irrigation head. :)
ill give this tip a try. I use pw often but never toed down the club. Hoping this will give me better control around the green and no "Fat shots"
Thanks for the tip! But can you not repair the damage in your line like in your example?
Great video aid. Thanks for the tip
GREAT!!! I HAVE PROBLEMS WITH HITTING DOWN ON THE BALL WITH DRIVER AND NOW I KNOW WHY; THANKS FOR THE TIPS!!!!!!
Thanks, Aimee. Will try. Always had an issue with keeping my head still.
thank you good tip
A teaching pro showed me this technique 6 mo. ago. I now use the putting chip for nearly all of my chipping using a 6 through PW (rarely used), 8 and 9 used the most. My chipping has always been above average for my handicap. This technique has taken it to another level.
Nice work, Cindy. Explained very well. I've just nailed many consistently in practice. Thank you.
Nice video trainer. Better than a putter off the fringe
You're within 2 club lengths of the green's edge and that allows you to move the ball ( no closer to the hole ) to avoid the irrigation head. :)
ill give this tip a try. I use pw often but never toed down the club. Hoping this will give me better control around the green and no "Fat shots"