What Nobody Tells You About Chipping Onto The Green

If you struggle with chip shots around the green it's because you have a chipping technique that is too complicated.
Chipping and the short game can be super simple if you follow the 3 step Danny Maude shares in this golf video.
Here's what you are going to learn
1. The Chipping Set - Up that guarantees strike
2. Really understand the bounce and exactly how to use it.
3. Have a chipping technique that looks after the bounce consistently
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This golf lesson provides a couple of wonderful drills to help you hit your driver straight.If you are a beginner golfer and are looking for some golf driver tips that are simple and easy to do then you are going to love this.
I will show you the golf swing slow motion so that you can see what you need to do to improve.
We look at 3 things:
1. How to stop slicing your driver
2. How to swing more in to out or how to swing more inside out
3, How to get the correct impact position with driver
and I hope to do all this with simple golf tips so you can create an effortless golf swing

[@DanielMaude]

Here's this weeks Practice Plan. The full step by step guide you can take to the course 👇www.dannymaude.com/practice-plans-detail?productId=what-nobody-tells-you-about-chipping-on-to-the-green&widget=hidden

[@kathyrose1774]

Hi Danny, are the practice plans for paid members only?

[@DanielMaude]

@@kathyrose1774 you can have instant access for free for 7 days. If you want to have access to all the plans at once there is a monthly subscription of $19.99. Hope you enjoy

[@larrymorgan9486]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@KevinORourke25]

I feel like Danny Maude is one of the very few pros who actually want you to get better. Shawn Clement is another. Rather than put 1000 different thoughts in your head by showing numbers and percentages, he demonstrates in a very clear manner, what your body needs to be doing. The emphasis is always on motion and position rather than numbers and graphs and percentages. Thanks Danny.

[@DanielMaude]

Really appreciate the support Kevin

[@gazstaf]

Danny is a genuine pro, he takes the time to reply to all viewers

[@DanielMaude]

@@gazstaf really do my best 🙏

[@amywhiting7869]

I totally agree.

[@llamabahama4654]

I don't have a lot of proof but I feel like Alex Elliot is another. Breaks things down to be simple and logical, helps you see what you should to do what he's saying without all the bells and whistles so to speak.

[@mikeisthestig]

A masterclass, thank you. No less a golfer than Gary Player said that if he was playing with a 14 handicap golfer but he took all the shots from inside 100 yards, the handicap would drop to 3. You just showed why.

[@petermartin4633]

I agree. He was speaking of people like me.

[@dubt3779]

Gary Player didn't ship very often off the green he would do a bump and run with a 5 iron, I believe. It's a fun fact I found out about a couple weeks ago when I watched a special on him.

[@johnnorth9514]

How would he do with a 25 handicapper who usually plays like a 30-35?

[@DanielMaude]

@@johnnorth9514 my favourite type of golf 😊

[@nbtk7m3]

My goal is to "think 2" inside 100 yards. When I am able to do this two things happen. 1. I put less pressure on my putting when I hit the green. 2. Be more aggressive with my chips. This is the key instructions for me to make #2 more consistent.

[@austinschweitzer6013]

Beneath every 60-degree wedge, is a 2 iron.

[@StefSki71]

😅

[@gadgetratchet3616]

Me when I try to make it count 😂

[@archiewhite3]

hey your scaring us! 😅

[@QueGolazo30]

@@archiewhite3😂

[@johnpaulkelly6958]

That's a fact 😂😂

[@golflre7179]

I think this is the best chipping lesson I have ever viewed. Thank you.

[@DanielMaude]

Glad it was helpful!

[@imhippru1]

This video right here transformed my game. The consistency I now have has made golf fun again. My pitching and chipping has saved me countless strokes. Thank you, thank you thank you.

[@davidc5553]

I have been using the rhythm/tempo technique from your chipping video two weeks ago and it has really made a difference. Not only are the results better, but my playing partners compliment how smooth and effortless the shot looks. And it's all thanks to you.

[@DanielMaude]

That’s brilliant to hear David. Thanks for taking the time to share.

[@stevekirshenbaum1747]

At the age of 65, I've been golfing since I was 5. My home course as a teen on the high school team living in Springfield, NJ was Baltusrol. With the reverse aging protocols that I consistently live by, I am able to maintain a +0.4 handicap from about a 6500 yard track (8-iron = 170 yards with no wind). The right elbow advice pointing out, which is something that I've mostly been doing unconsciously, is genius: so simple! And now that I'm conscious of it, look out! In addition, the water splashing concept makes so much sense from a practical standpoint. The other video that I watched, "What Nobody Tells You About Chipping Onto The Green," was also a gem, especially with the "under the table" concept. Thank you! Looking forward to more incredible nuggets of wisdom from your videos...

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks so much Steve for taking the time to feedback, really appreciate it

[@stevekirshenbaum1747]

Where are you located (in case I want an onsite lesson, etc.)? I'm in South Florida...

[@stevekirshenbaum1747]

@@DanielMaude Instant results!!! So, as I mentioned, I watched only 3 videos yesterday: "chipping under the table," "core usage, splashing kids, and elbow out (which I used successfully in both chipping and putting as well)," and "using gravity pitching from 50 yards." I left early to have an hour or so to practice and somewhat incorporate these nuggets of golf mastery. Here's what happened: on the front 9, I hit all 7 fairways off the tee on the par 4s and 5s with a 240 yard average carry (= driver circles were very precise and powerful), I hit 6 greens in regulation, the 3 others I got up and down for pars, sand was never close to being a factor, my average putting length was only about 15 feet, and I was pretty easily able to shoot even par 36 from the blue tees playing longer than the 3273 yards on the score card (with the wet Florida ground). On our way to the back 9, the lightning warning cancelled golf for the rest of the day, but I am extremely pleased at these instant results that are only going to get more fine-tuned with continued practice and play. The round also included a 135 yard PW to 15 feet, two gap wedge shots from 122 yards each to 20 and 5 feet respectively, a 190 yard 7-iron to 40 feet which I then putted to within 1 foot, another 184 yard 7-iron to just off the green which I got to 3 feet with my 52-degree wedge from just off the green, and a 153 yard PW to 12 feet! Thank you!!! I will eagerly be purchasing your programs to learn more...

[@Khoi_Huynh]

finally someone who actually explains what bounce is. almost every youtube video I see, they just say "its the bottom on the wedge" which doesn't help me understand anything. this guy actually explains and shows you. subbed

[@DanielMaude]

Welcome to the channel Khoi

[@vtcrafter6626]

Excellent tips. I am still a 16 handicapper but have improved greatly over the last yr from tips from your videos. While I still struggle to find the center strikes on my full shots I’ve dropped many strokes per round by course management and my around the green chipping. Your videos are great for all ages and skill level because they’re so easy to understand

[@DanielMaude]

Great to hear! Thanks for taking the time to share

[@nickblunden3557]

Thank you so much for that. I play off 13.6 and have been down to 10 before WHI. This has always been the weakest part of my game and something I have had many lessons on. What you explained really clicked with me and have just played my best round of golf. Fully understanding the bounce and why it impacts has been so helpful. Thanks Danny.

[@DanielMaude]

Brilliant Nick well done 👍

[@mrpibb20]

This is by far the best explanation I have ever seen! Going to the driving range this morning and trying it. I’m a 7 HC. Thank you sir as always! (Chicago, IL)

[@DanielMaude]

Best of luck! Hope you had a great practice session

[@patriciasmyth5443]

So delighted for you Danny in reaching 900K subscribers. You absolutely SMASH every video you make. This one is pure GOLD. I will be heading to the practice area later to work on my bounce!! Thank you sooo much for all your generosity and wisdom every week.

[@DanielMaude]

Love to hear how you get on Patricia

[@ukgroucho]

As always Danny breaks it down and explains the 'why' Truly a fantastic coach and brilliant at understanding human movement - at least in a golfing sense. Great job Danny!

[@DanielMaude]

I appreciate that! 🙏

[@davidcollins8968]

Another great video Danny, thank you. This is the weakest part of my game, having a tendency to shank my chips, because I take the club back inwards too much. Us amateurs can save so many shots by getting this element of the game right. Please keep up the great content.

[@DanielMaude]

Love to hear how you get on David

[@davidrichards4261]

Definitely going to rewatch the one from a couple of weeks ago and this one again. A real problem area for me. Absolute classic case of one shot falling short of the green and the next one skittering across the green and off the other side. Thank you.

[@DanielMaude]

Love to hear how you get on David

[@jimclarke818]

This has really helped me massively. Played this morning and employed these tips. Didn’t blade or duff one chip shot with my 64 or 60 degree wedges. Oh and I broke my personal best on my local course. Fantastic

[@DanielMaude]

Amazing to hear Jim, well done

[@randyduby4555]

Wow Danny, this is the best yet. You summarized all the things I do wrong that has lead to the chipping yips (I have been suffering for over 5 years). I am going to work on using the bounce correctly. Thanks for the best ever tips. Tee to green I am decent-probably a 7 handicap. pitching and chipping a 20. I can see where this is really going to help. Thanks again for being a Coach that dumbs it down so we can understand it.

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks for supporting the channel and feeding back Randy

[@lukericketts4055]

I can’t wait to get out to the practice range with these tips…. Every thing I do wrong with chipping is right here, thanks Daniel…. I’ll let you know

[@josephohea4868]

Thanks DM. Gr8 Chipping . My sister is taking up golf so naturally lve introduced her to your awesome tips and training drills. Bewdiful

[@DanielMaude]

That’s wonderful Joseph, if she had any questions please let her know just to ask

[@matthewstevens7349]

Danny, I’m back to the game after 30 years. I just want to say what great videos you do. Excellent work. Fantastic graphics, language and tempo. Thank you!

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks Matthew! Really appreciate the support 😁

[@soongalfred2515]

I'm a total beginner in golf. Danny's videos have helped me learn a lot with his tips! Thanks Danny.

[@DanielMaude]

Really happy to help Soong

[@devivoman]

Yeah I was watching the video and the whole time I'm like "thats a chip with a 9 iron all day" :D I actually just recently started chipping around the green with my irons when I got a set of 2020 Cobra Forged Tec irons, I had some Tommy Armour game improvement irons before and Nike Slingshot 4D before that and I never liked the way those giant soles interacted with the turf on chip shots, not to mention all the flyers that would come shooting off the face! Thanks for the great lesson!

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks William 😁

[@sinnerman01]

First video of this fellow I've watched but I was very impressed with how clear and distinct he was - giving a simple but effective idea such as "...like you're swinging under the breakfast table" is something that is easy to remember and a nice little mental container for me to carry the rest of the tips he gave. I rarely comment on anything but I really found this helpful.

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you 😁 appreciate you taking the time to do so 👍

[@olk3]

You are a genius in explaining the relationship between “how” and “why”. The “why” helps me remember the “how’. Example from driver’s ed from 45 years ago that still sticks: accelerate when you change lanes because the distance traveled at an angle to maintain forward position is longer.

[@DanielMaude]

Really appreciate that Olga

[@billwilson3518]

Danny, I lost the full use of one eye several years ago and have struggled with chipping ever since. Your visualization of keeping the club "under the breakfast table" has helped me immensely with striking the ball crisply again. It just seems easier to find the bottom of my arc. Thanks!

[@bradsrcsmore3848]

Hi Danny, To me you just have shown the reason for a ChipR from Ping or other brands. It just plain gets you in the right positions for chipping with good bounce on the club, plus head weight. This may cause a stir but to me is true. I use a ChipR from about 120 yards and in depending on where the ball position is. I use my wedges just in those odd situations say like in the sand traps or large up or down slope lie's and or thick rough. Honestly, yes that is what wedges are designed for but for someone who doesnt want keep changing clubs the ChipR style clubs can sure help you out keeping your posture and positions and swing correct for your shots like you have shown here.

[@DanielMaude]

I think they are a great club for the chip and run

[@bradsrcsmore3848]

@@DanielMaude Thank you for the reply, you are one of the few that actually do. I agee with you, and I do believe more to them with learning the club just like the rest of the wedges 😁 Thank you so much for your tips and lessons! They are so valid and help so many!

[@peterfisher2726]

Repetition is the key to learning - I keep coming back to this lesson. Thanks Danny!

[@DanielMaude]

Happy to help Peter 😁

[@stevestone1527]

This is pure gold fellow golfers. I even ignore the ball entirely and focus a spot on the ground about a ball's width behind and SLIDE the bounce along the ground. It's so easy, even I can do it

[@DanielMaude]

That’s awesome Steve

[@paultheriault7229]

I learned something on this one... Great detail. Can't wait for the snow to melt so I can use this info. Wish i had youtube and access to this when I started playing 35 years ago. Golf is one sport where learning the basics is key to low scores. Thanks Danny you are a great teacher.

[@DanielMaude]

Glad it was helpful Paul, season isn’t too far away

[@AdrianTierney-gd1nb]

great tips and yes it has improved my short game - thank you

[@DanielMaude]

No problem Adrian 😁

[@georgekmorash4313]

I like the way you explained the bounce and how to use it. First time it’s made sense.

[@DanielMaude]

Really happy to help George

[@georgekmorash4313]

Tried it out today it works. Just need to practice more to get it down.

[@billhurt7897]

Danny, congratulations on 900,000 subscribers. That is an awesome achievement. Your easy to understand teaching style and your enthusiasm comes through on every video. I am looking forward to chipping like you demonstrated later this morning.

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks so much Bill for supporting me for what it seems like years. Really do appreciate it

[@davidmckean6114]

I have been “working with you” on my chipping and short game and it has massively improved. In the last month my handicap has gone dow 2 strokes! 11:18

[@DanielMaude]

That’s amazing David, great to hear

[@davidmckean6114]

@@DanielMaude thank you for the amazing help.

[@jeffgurney1]

Thanks I just love the way you teach I use your tips every week thanks again 👍🏼💯

[@DanielMaude]

You are so welcome Jeff

[@johnking5687]

playing my second round in nearly 20yrs tomorrow. will be trying some of this for sure

[@SuperHornet1981]

In 40 years of listening and reading how to do the chip/pitch shots, I’ve never seen such simplicity about the subject. Thank you, sir!

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks Dale appreciate the support 😁

[@brianrodriguez4183]

Awesome video. Thank you so much for all of your advice/pro tips.

[@DanielMaude]

You are very welcome Brian

[@sozsoz6062]

Hi Danny, thank you for all your great videos that I find all very helpful. I would have the following questions to this one: 1. do you adjust your aiming to reflect the changed lie of the club? 2. If standing on a upward slope as in your video, do you need to adjust your setup and maintain the bounce with regard to the slope rather than to the horizontal plane? 3. How does the advice regarding the movement and the end position of the shaft fits to the other advice you gave in another video of yours explaining that the shaft end should be moving along an "L" curve? Thank you from the Czech Republic!

[@stevekarney1901]

Agree completely with the rave reviews you've gotten. After stumbling on your chipping video, there's nobody else I've watched that compares. Just what I needed with detailed explanations that make remembering easier when you understand the why.

[@Princess-qn6dy]

This is really the best chipping drill. Brought my golf clubs during my recent trip to Vegas and followed your drill. It really made a huge difference!! Thank you so much!! Regards from Alberta, Canada. ❤

[@DanielMaude]

Pleasure, really hope it helps

[@PirateRemy]

Danny, Was just talking to my friend in NZ who has parred a hole for the very 1st time using your teaching methods...and as for me you've improved my game immensely However as we're both in advanced age like your Dad unfortunately both myself and my friend have injured ourselves using your new swing techniques .and I myself have been laid up with sciatic issues since your last video. We've now decided that instead of suing you ..we will blame all further bad shots on you... The words " This is all Danny's Fault" will now become part of golfing lexicon down under ..in Australia and NZ. You have a lot to answer for young man 😁

[@PirateRemy]

Your lessons should come with a government health warning ⚠️ 🙂

[@petermartin4633]

Thanks for the great review. I continue to work on this.

[@davidearl633]

Danny, this is great. Lots of practice with this will make a massive difference im sure. Love your lesson plans and your teaching methods and manner. Phrases like, 'really simple' 'watch this' only coach I listen to and watch out of those available on the web. Thanks Danny.

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks for supporting the channel David

[@wadepreston3401]

Noone has explained this like you just have, this is a game changer for me.

[@DanielMaude]

Love to hear how you get on Wade

[@stephengoulding1667]

Thank you Danny great teaching great visual aids.

[@DanielMaude]

Pleasure Stephen

[@jpatt85]

Best tip! I was chipping like a pro IMMEDIATELY AFTER trying this out

[@DanielMaude]

amazing! well done Jaret

[@georgejung5429]

DM killing it again with simplicity, a true teacher. No more needs to be said. Btw, I’ve been away, I haven’t watched any of your vids of late but holy cow, 900K subs ⬆️ ⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️ Deserved sir 👏

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you George appreciate the support 😁

[@kevinburge363]

Great stuff Danny. I have been doing most of what you have said but it still wasn’t working. After watching this I realised I was leaning the club forward. Yesterday in my round I kept the club upright and suddenly there was the improvement. I know I need to practice but thank you for this. Cheers Kevin

[@DanielMaude]

Glad it helped Kevin

[@KRingFishtank-sr7qj]

Bonus tip #2 is great! Have to use the correct club

[@DanielMaude]

Absolutely 👌

[@stephenmercer6885]

Very clear, Danny. I’m struggling with all the problems you’ve highlighted so will give this a go. Great explanation of how to use the bounce

[@DanielMaude]

You can do it Stephen

[@Pauld616]

Great video, as always, the only thing that irks me on all tutorial videos is the way that the ball is always 'tweaked' to give you an optimal lie. When playing the ball will generally roll into a slight depression or with a small 'lump' behind it, this completely changes the way the club interacts with the ground and therefore the ball. It would be great to just drop the ball and then plays it as it ends up, not rolling it around afterwards.

[@DanielMaude]

Very true Paul, will keep that in mind

[@kurzhaarguy]

This is the most helpful lesson I’ve seen for chipping. I think you eliminated 85% of my problems.

[@DanielMaude]

Wonderful, really happy to help

[@davidflinn7516]

Great lesson Danny, and your other chipping video with Pete Cowen are absolute gold

[@DanielMaude]

Glad you enjoyed them David

[@Willie-t5409]

Great drill as always. A version of this drill I do most every day - "engaging" the bounce of the wedges around the yard. Even have some bare spots that one would call "ultra tight lies". Also your bonus #2 to use an iron instead of a wedge is one of my fave go to's. I tend to use the 8i as it closely mimics my friends' chippers at 36deg. Still the key is to not be afraid to figure out what is the best club - even if its not a flop shot wedge but maybe even a hybrid to bump and run the ball to the hole...

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you Willie 😁

[@davidkubissa8059]

Excellent video. Reinforces so much of what I've been working on. In fact, after much trial and error, I have settled on my 50 degree and 9-iron as my standard chipping irons. But what I've also practiced and learned -- maybe you could address this in a future video -- is not making the hole my target but some point between me and the hole. Choosing a spot 1/3 of the way to the hole for fast greens and longer chips with the 9-iron, for example, or half way to the hole with the 50 degree for shorter chips on level or downhill shots, for example. I don't always get the intended result but my success rate is higher than focusing on the hole.

[@DanielMaude]

Sounds like a great strategy David

[@ahmadghanem2414]

Best tips on chipping technique

[@DanielMaude]

Hope they help Ahmad

[@becomeabettergolfer]

I think you are on the money. I went to school got a degree in Marketing. Office to the workforce to be a brand manager. Hated it. Hated meetings, pitches, office life, everything. After a few years of this I made a change. I am a happy healthy truck driver. I love being on the road. My only regret is I didn't do it sooner. But always live for you. Always do things that you are passionate about and the success will come.

[@jonathanlevy8404]

Great tips...I now know all the "don't do's" that I do, so now l will practice the "do's" that I don't do! Fingers crossed there may be 3-5 shots to be saved in the not too distant future. Thanks Danny.

[@DanielMaude]

Love to hear how you get on Jonathan

[@mattcristino9804]

Hi Danny, have taken your last three lessons with me on course with great success. I'm playing tomorrow so I'll adopt this weeks tips. I've been wanting the Callaway wedges for a long time but being a leftie they are hard to find. Take care and as always thank you Danny

[@DanielMaude]

All the best Matt

[@averynichols8035]

You know Danny. It's just nice to have someone like you to help us get better at this game called golf. It is much appreciated 🖐🖐

[@YouJayDee]

One of the best chipping videos I've seen 👍🏼👏🏼 thank you

[@DanielMaude]

Really happy to help Upin

[@geo6899]

An huge lesson; It works so well around the greens. Thank you very much Danny.

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks Geo 😁

[@kennethwood3984]

Just superb instruction and advice. Danny should be voted #1 youtube instructor of the year! Thank you so much Danny for sharing your knowledge!

[@DanielMaude]

Really kind of you to feedback Kenneth

[@desking2671]

Thanks - best ever tutorial on chipping

[@DanielMaude]

Glad it helped Des

[@brianuy2064]

This is such a good video to explain the use of the bounce I have been playing for a year and only now started to apply this !

[@DanielMaude]

Glad you enjoyed it Brian

[@bobt4949]

Excellent Danny. Thank You!!!

[@DanielMaude]

My pleasure Bob😊

[@RetroCaptain]

I saw a pro level player T off with his wedge and land the ball inside a metre of the pennant. Mission now to learn what my clubs are capable of. Yes i was always thin on my chipping. Thanks Danny

[@terrykerrieward9575]

Fantastic video. Thanks Danny.

[@DanielMaude]

Pleasure, really happy to help

[@keitholiver4076]

Thanks Danny I try to keep the but of the club pointing at my belt buckle which then points at the target

[@DanielMaude]

Cool 😎

[@bobpegram8042]

Danny - You are addressing the subtle things good golfers know, but most teachers don't teach. I just watched the video on driver club head path. The opposite thing happens with shorter irons - an outward actoss the line swing when the club head is still descending. An open stance fixes that. If a player tends to hit chips with his hands ahead of the club head, the easy fix is to buy a wedge with more bounce rather than changing technique. Why fight natural tendencies when they will come out when the golfer is under pressure anyway?

[@DanielMaude]

Great point Bob

[@tmrussell1898]

Thanks Danny. That was gigantic.

[@DanielMaude]

Hope it helps

[@julianroberts698]

What a great video Danny. I'm going to sort my chipping out this season for sure. Its been holding me back my whole golfing career. I'm going out every night with your last two chipping video's as soon as the days pull out until i nail it. Thanks as always and have a great weekend

[@DanielMaude]

Planning on creating a full series to cover all the shots

[@julianroberts698]

@@DanielMaude brilliant, can't wait

[@johnbaker1585]

Clear and concise video on the mystical bounce that everyone knows about but few understand. Thanks Danny.

[@DanielMaude]

Hope it helps John

[@tkparthasarathy]

Excellent tips Danny. Your clear and concise instructions are priceless! Thank you so much for helping golfers all around the world elevate their skill set and enjoy playing golf!!

[@alangoudie2299]

Excellent, very thorough & easy to follow guide. Thank you Danny.

[@DanielMaude]

My pleasure Alan, hoping you are keeping well

[@alangoudie2299]

I am keeping well & looking forward to the new season. I hope the weather improves.

[@DanielMaude]

@@alangoudie2299 me too

[@alexandrews4161]

Thank you Danny for sharing these great tips.

[@DanielMaude]

My pleasure! Hop they help Alex

[@alchemyshouldbereal5857]

Watched this and immediately went outside to chip. Feels a bit unnatural compared to what I’m used to, but the ball flight is MARKEDLY better! Also was able to open the face and do a flop shot. That inversing the hands at setup to get the shoulders right was amazingly beneficial

[@DanielMaude]

wonderful to hear, thanks for taking the time to share

[@robemery9948]

I’ll be taking those tips out on the course next week. Think this is main reason for m leaving loads of shots out there. Great explanation. Cheers Danny

[@DanielMaude]

Love to hear how you get on Rob

[@thecrooner4jc]

Danny .. I am always trying to break 100, and I know that chipping is where I need to improve the most. I'm so thankful for this wonderful video and I trust your knowledge. Sir, I wish you the very best always, and you can be assured that you provide hope to us struggling amateurs :)

[@DanielMaude]

You got this! 🙏

[@robertfudge985]

Love this! Using the stroke I have had two chip-in pars during my last 18 holes and have chipped in two more on the practice green. It's so easy and accurate!

[@hasjuddinhamka3298]

You are the best, Sir..Thanks so much🙏

[@DanielMaude]

Really hope it helps

[@pauljensen2087]

Danny Maude is just the best golf instructor on the internet. Great instruction and always makes me want to practice and improve. Thank you so much.

[@DanielMaude]

Very kind thank you Paul 👍

[@anthonyviola9400]

Fantastic lesson! Thanks Danny!

[@DanielMaude]

My pleasure Anthony, love to hear how you get on

[@dougieconnochie5008]

Fantastic lesson Danny!I have been struggling with shanking my lob wedge around the green!II took this lesson up to the practice area here in not so sunny Spain .Hit 60 ,never shanked one.Many thanks Danny,you are a marvel.

[@DanielMaude]

Amazing to hear Dougie well done

[@meyogy2414]

Love feeling the bounce when you throw the club head into the ground under the ball👍

[@davidoliver2826]

I don’t believe I have even heard instructions clearly than you! I am getting every explanation to playing better golf! Thank you Danny!

[@DanielMaude]

Really happy to help David

[@davidreid2301]

Great video as always, Danny! After my 33-year hiatus from golf, something really important that I've found, after getting back into golf this January, is conditions. It would have been great to have added in just how much the ground conditions affect your ability to use that bounce. Only now that it's drying up can I really use that bounce, but it's been a real learning curve up until now to work that out, because no matter what I was doing, it was digging into that soggy winter turf!

[@DanielMaude]

Absolutely, if it’s digging in then remember it’s the leading edge that’s doing it. Start to exaggerate what I’m doing here if needed and let me know how you get on

[@kimbo172]

Started practising my chipping after a lesson last year with alot of hrs and 52 degree from all around the greens and distance control my short game has came on immensely few things I will take from this video an implement them into my game cheers again danny

[@dr.stevensaul1987]

Fantastic. Did this today and it worked like a charm! Thanks!

[@PJGGolfer]

This was the exact tip I needed. I was moving my wrist way too much. Thanks for this very timely tip. Cheers!

[@DanielMaude]

Awesome 🤜🏻🤛🏼

[@joneastelow3242]

Golfing gold. The theory is amazing. Thanks Danny.

[@DanielMaude]

All the best Jon

[@markstanton2362]

Thanks Danny. Excited to use this next time to recover my short game from the trash. I learned how to play golf on a par 3 course and as a consequence got exceptional with my chipping. One day I went to a driving range that had rubber tees; hitting my short irons off the rubber tees. In one day my short game was destroyed. Would always top (thin) my chip shots. Extremely frustrating. No matter what I did to try and correct it-- nothing worked. I will let you know.

[@garyreilly1544]

thank you for bonus tip 2 Danny it stopped me asking about chipping with irons rather than wedges. Great content

[@DanielMaude]

No problem Gary, happy to help

[@EvaSchurr]

Hi Danny , thank you so much for the chipping refresher course ! With the help of your videos my life around the greens is so much easier. : )

[@DanielMaude]

Great to hear Eva, thanks for taking the time to share

[@keith3970]

I've chipped old school for many years,hands forward,shaft lean.Will try this.Great video.

[@jackkauer7022]

Great video, love your enthusiasm and knowledge of the game

[@DanielMaude]

Much appreciated Jack

[@Rob-dj7pl]

Thanks a again for another great lesson Danny this one was what I needed on chipping I was so afraid when I got close to the green I would putt from the fairway because I didn’t want to hit it across the green and still doing that I would still come up short from the green again thank you for the lesson take care and I will be watching for more lessons Robert USA 😊

[@DanielMaude]

You can do it Robert

[@andyf-d4222]

Love the content, Danny. Really practical tips. I watched another channel and they advised using a weak grip on with the right hand which stops the hands flicking, agree/disagree?

[@DanielMaude]

I’m always up for trying something if it works

[@davidgc4396]

Great video Danny. I have been practicing this method and it makes chipping so much easier. I will definitely be using this method all the time it’s the secret to chipping thanks for your help Danny 😊

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks David happy to help 😁

[@scottnovak745]

Simple and easy. I enjoyed the lesson and could immediately implement some changes