Transform Your Chipping With This Simple Drill

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In this video, we'll show you how to transform your chipping with this simple drill. This drill will help you stop duffing and thinning chip shots and refine your chipping technique.
If you're struggling with your chipping strike, you need to refine your stroke and then get very good at scuffing the ground with the bounce of the wedge and in the right place. By practising this simple drill, you'll build confidence in your contact so you can then focus on where you want the ball to land and roll.
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Driven by a love of the game and all the challenges it presents, Noel has been a specialist golf coach for over 20 years. As such, he is dedicated to a process of continual learning for both himself and his students. Having qualified in 2000 as a PGA professional Noel played two seasons on the Europro Tour. Since those early days, Noel has taken his own coach education from an eclectic range of sources that include sharing time and resources with industry-leading experts in the fields of coaching, academia, biomechanics, performance psychology and motor control. As such, you can expect well-structured learning, clear communication and an holistic approach to skill development. In recognition of his coaching and research, the PGA have awarded Noel the coveted 'Advanced Fellow Professional' status. Noel presently coaches at Wycombe Heights on the outskirts of West London and on his coaching trips to Monte Rei, Portugal. He coaches all levels of golfers and has a diverse student base ranging from committed club golfers to tour professionals.

[@MpenziYako]

Very helpful particularly the intention to focus on the ground contact and not the ball great stuff as usual thank you Mark

[@dougburrows1950]

I hope I can do that drill next time I play, as it's an area of my game that needs a lot of work. Thank you.