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Nathalie Sheehan
In today’s tip, Nathalie Sheehan demonstrates how an alignment stick and pool noodle can help you avoid hitting thin shots around the green. Learn how to correct your swing path to start hitting cleaner chip shots.
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thank you solid tip 1.was your club square or slightly open? 2.what club did you use? 3.hands position at address? 4. is this tip considered a chip or a pitch ?
Excellent point. As I tend to drop the club on plane in a full swing, I could feel myself trying to drop the club slightly on transition with chipping, with inconsistent results. Have also been working on swinging the club with connected elbows and torso rotation (to eliminate hands and rushing the shot) as well as keeping the club low through impact. When done correctly it feels wonderful. This slightly more upright backswing really helps and I'm seeing much cleaner contact/good results. Thanks.
Great tip, Nathalie. Really helped me with my pitch shots. Thanks a tonl
What Club are you swinging in this video?