Golf Chipping Tips - Perfect Technique For Tight Lies!

[@PorzakGolf]

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[@timmcgrath9708]

He's gripping that handle tight and has stiff arms. The best way to overcome anxiety is to gain confidence from a good technique and you can see that by the end of this video the confidence is building. Great lesson!

[@44Jbean]

Instruction, temperament, positivity, demonstration, intent, it's all here. This has improved my confidence and chipping so much. I don't fear this shot anymore.

[@PorzakGolf]

Thank you so much for watching!

[@jvke.p]

This is just so good you don’t even know

[@annefilippobertozzi7601]

These videos are gold.

[@PorzakGolf]

Thank you!

[@exempligratia2294]

Adam is so good at the quick distractions and small talk to keep everything light. I wonder if this is done with intent to ease the golfers mind and let them relax.

[@PorzakGolf]

This is a great catch, I've seen Adam do this many times. Because of how often I see him do it, i think It is with intent. It's very clever and he doesn't allow the student to beat themselves up or dwell on the bad shots as they are making a transition. - Gabe

[@exempligratia2294]

@@PorzakGolf He does it so naturally! Those little details is what makes him a good coach in my opinion! Love the content! Excellent job to all of you involved!

[@pjpredhomme7699]

​@@PorzakGolf It comes from teaching lots and lots of lessons . You don't need me to tell you but golf can be very frustrating - on its own - then combine that with people trying to do something different - and many get very reactive if it doesn't go perfectly - so it is imperative to be able to quickly , easily diffuse those things because a golf lesson can turn to a shit show - real fast . go to a range some time and watch some guy try and teach his wife something - just be sure you are out of the line of fire . So if you are going to be teaching a lot - you just have to develop those skills or you can never make it . just fyi - (30+yr pga life member) this young man is a VERY talented teacher - I find myself watching these for - a little nuance - enjoyment - this guy is very good .

[@JayTakeProfits]

Great video. What club was he using? Or what is best 56, 60, pitching wedge etc..

[@PorzakGolf]

We were using 60deg, but it all depends on the lie, grain and how much green to work with!

[@erniecarey2125]

This is awesome guyots!

[@lkavanagh1989]

Really enjoyed this video and love all of your instruction… thanks keep posting them Ron Nottingham England

[@PorzakGolf]

We will! Thank you!

[@gunghogolf]

Great angles and detail on this one, Gabe. What camera are you using?

[@KD-tv6fw]

Great video. Can you do a video on how to overcome chipping yips? Would be much appreciated.

[@PorzakGolf]

Thanks KD, i'll remember to ask Adam next time in the short game area!

[@deancarey7482]

Brilliant channel

[@PorzakGolf]

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[@RickAlbee]

What loft/bounce wedge are you using in this video? Thanks.

[@vino2x497]

What degree wedge were u both using in the vid boss?

[@PorzakGolf]

60Deg, thanks for watching and the support!

[@johnaustin635]

I notice Adams follow through is slightly different from what he is allowing his student to do, on Adams follow through he keeps the back of his left wrist facing the target and the butt of the club doesn’t point to his sternum ie he keeps it shallow we’re as his students action is more of a true arc as opposed to Adams elliptical club head path ? Yes / No ?

[@timmcgrath9708]

Yeah good call. The students ball position is completely different plus he doesn’t turn his hips so all the work is being done with his hands and arms whereas as Adam is using his big muscles so club head is more stable. Adam touches on this at 7m mark.

[@Travellinjack23]

i actually golf clapped at 8:40 and then looked around my office embarrassed and quickly remembered i'm the only one here lol

[@PorzakGolf]

haha Awesome, thanks for the support Chris!!

[@UKBLUE1]

Do you like same distance back and thru? My Thought was always a little back and a lot thru. That would keep me accelerating thru the shot.

[@paulymoore1004]

Check point one 🏌️‍♂️🤣

[@juanmanuelcordoba7495]

Good lesson....agree with your "common sense"

[@termite122]

those are the classic chips that should be done with 9,8 or even a 7 iron but you dont see much of that today,,everyone grabs there 56 or 60 which makes the shot twice as difficult for no reason..our coach in college would freak out when we all tried to hit the hero pitch or flop shot and of course we all knew those shots but only when they were absolutely needed..he was the best chipper of the golf ball i ever saw with a 5 iron with a putting stroke..old school teaching

[@PJo336]

I had a chipping lesson with my coach and he thought I was insane for going to the 56 for 90% of shots. If there is fairway or green to run on, he pretty much always has me hit something in the low 40s of loft with a putting stroke

[@philliplee9043]

I like this video a lot, but how about the same lie and the distance is more like 30 to 50 yds. I would love to see some content on that situation

[@PorzakGolf]

We got you

[@coryjackson4439]

It’s obviously an old video but it also looks like your hands beat the club head to the ball and his seem to match it.

[@FRL2000]

Why do you use so much loft on this short chip? I feel like that pressures the player to take a bigger swing instead of a putt type chip

[@markking3779]

👍👍👍

[@PorzakGolf]

:)

[@luctremblay1260]

I mean you should always try to flop it right?

[@Dreama40]

I think Billy's ball position was a tad to far forward compared to Adam's during this video which is why his contact was not great imho.

[@Peter-df2ip]

No speed - hand are too long…I gotta remember that!

[@chrisludwig5557]

first

[@PorzakGolf]

THANKS CHRIS!!

[@Dreama40]

You can tell Billy is scared that he's going to drive the leading edge into the ground and chunk it, personally I have always played those tight lie shots with a more vertical shaft to ensure I get bounce rather than leading edge, but there are many ways to chip well.

[@PorzakGolf]

Thanks for the tip and support!

[@m.lymann2185]

The cameraman needs to follow the ball as it comes off the club on every swing. We want to see where it lands and how far it rolls.

[@PorzakGolf]

Thanks, we'll let Gabe know for next time, appreciate the comment!

[@shortstop155]

Most people would putt that lol