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Struggle to make clean contact around the green? Cindy Miller explains why the chop shot could be the answer to your chipping woes.
Comments (16)
Nice....I'm going to try it !! What is there to lose !!!
Can I use a pitching wedge as well?
Oh baby does this work nice. Used a SW and a lob wedge from a buried Bermuda lie and the ball came out nice and ran out. Don't need to use much wrist action to get the ball running. Definitely a great shot for tight or buried lies.
Hands forward? Do you close the face of the SW?
Two Cindy Miller tips — “Straight on Purpose” and this one ,”the Chop Shot” — have helped me more than ANY of the hundreds of other GolfPass videos I’ve watched.
More Cindy Miller tips, PLEASE!!
Much to the chagrin of the golf pros, I have honed my wristy scoops to create a lob shot with the kind of backspin that stops on a dime. Thank you for the validation. If a technique works, it should become accepted teaching.
Terrific tip! Only question is how do add this video to favorites. The ❤️ is nowhere to be found anymore next to the video title on the "Episode Information" tab. Maybe you could ask the IT people about that. Thanks!!
Nice....I'm going to try it !! What is there to lose !!!
Can I use a pitching wedge as well?