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Debbie Doniger shares a chipping tip she learned from Gary Player to gain stability.
Comments (13)
Thank you I think this will really help me. I will try it out today.
I have problems with flipping the left wrist and hitting behind the ball. In the tip with the wider stance you seemed to drop the club on the with a similar wrist flip. My question is what would you say is the best way to avoid this wrist flip to stop hitting behind the ball. Thanks for all your tips. Scott
And you didn't look up until the ball was well on its way. Also important!
What club do you use for chipping near the green??
Bring it Gary!! Haha
Bring it Gary!! Haha
I live in the north Georgia mountains and will often find myself chipping up a relatively steep incline or sometimes downhill. Any tips? Thanks!
Thank you I think this will really help me. I will try it out today.
I have problems with flipping the left wrist and hitting behind the ball. In the tip with the wider stance you seemed to drop the club on the with a similar wrist flip. My question is what would you say is the best way to avoid this wrist flip to stop hitting behind the ball. Thanks for all your tips. Scott