Dead Hand Wedge with Jason Day

How do you hit a dead hand wedge? Learn from one of the best in the game.
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[@ericbriggs7383]

The difference between Phil's chipping instruction and this chipping instruction is like night and Day.

[@timmcgrath9708]

😂That’s quite good 👍

[@randomguy6189]

I see what you did there.

[@PirateRemy]

The Black night and Day

[@blackie75]

it works and it's insanely consistent

[@Mat-ms2wq]

I now use a little more wrist movement but i first adopted this technique and it tought me so much control. If your struggling you should def try it, so simple

[@TerrbleTyson]

Been doing this for years now. Saves me strokes all day. Thank J!

[@johnmud5085]

I watched this yesterday (when I was terrible at close to the green wedge shots), applied it today on my league night. Best tip ever!!!!

[@barcaragu]

this method changed my golfing game, i am so confident around the greens now

[@Dreama40]

Phil Mickelson disliked this video.

[@bmwdriven]

hahaha

[@br5448]

Great line

[@VanNuysCountryClub]

Lmao😂

[@br5448]

too funny

[@tannerdrake]

"That's crazy!" - Phil Mickelson

[@Dreama40]

"You got to run and find someone who know's what the heck there talking about"

[@jacobr4558]

The funny thing is Phil uses probably 20 techniques around the green! He has all sorts of long/med/short arc techniques with all sorts of grip rolls, stalls, setups and not to mention radial/ulnar tricks. Phil is trying to dumb it down! There are so many ways to hit shots around the green it's insane!

[@jacobr4558]

@SuperTrader Mikey you don't learn golf online from random dumbed down technique. This is like Michael Jordan telling you he bounces the ball on the ground. It's completely useless.

[@canefan17]

“No it’s not.” - Steve Stricker

[@jeaniewolfe6693]

@@jacobr4558 Only to those who can't follow BASIC instructions. I can confidently play skins matches now thanks to all of the different advice I have found on KZbin. Get a camera and tripod, film your swing, then use the vast array of knowledge that is on Y.T to break down your flaws and start shooting CONSISTENTLY better scores... It is easy when you can film your swing so you have a comparison to work with...

[@johnsnyder7863]

Geez I needed this video

[@YCYENNJ]

So simple and effective - thanks 🙏

[@madhav4358]

Simple and efficient...

[@Not-Getting-Political-Anymore]

I applied this to my long game and it fixed my driver yips

[@ac.4106]

watched this vidoe, went out and shoot 76/72 par. works for all irons!

[@pengwill6023]

Thank you! Jason

[@kingshark4645]

I want them bunker tips

[@pompair]

excellent advice, I actually found out the same idea by myself a few years agoe, it works

[@xxChacaronXX]

my game plan this summer is going to work on my iron play and yardage control. Less time chipping and more time working on them GIRs. I feel like this technique is so effective for consistency so it should help keep my scrambling game to about 60%. I hit like 5 GIRs now and get up and down like 80% of the time. I'd like to switch those around. Does this make sense? Hitting more greens will mean more pars, better (and more) chances at birdies and naturally it should improve my consistency off the tee as well.

[@xxChacaronXX]

How long have you been playing Mike? It really depends on where you "Waste" shots. Like if you 3 putt and chunk chips and pitches focus on that... but after you get somewhat consistent I'd focus on getting a tee shot down and hit them GIRs

[@MJEdwards409]

The PGA Tour average for scrambling is 58%. You aren’t getting up and down 80% of the time.

[@Dreama40]

The secret is maintaining the radius!

[@RollYourRock]

Absolutely!

[@blackdawg7778]

This is genius

[@DkotG]

People who use this wedge method, what yardages do you hit at max with a 56 wedge?

[@chillier8363]

I would guess this is just for short chips

[@steveputland4324]

100 yards ! 👍

[@mikestrauser2944]

Notice how he’s still tilting his shoulders and not just arms like a putt! Don’t make that mistake

[@alexzaslavsky2570]

Nice.

[@JTWno1]

Great advice thanks 😊

[@biffharrison1528]

This looks so simple 0:53

[@MrMark945]

Pretty easy

[@GolfingwithMark]

Why not become proficient with both chipping methods?🤷‍♂️ One method is obviously going to work better and become your first option but being able to play both will definitely expand your skill set.🤙

[@ItsHeartbreakWarfare]

It would be nice If we could see him hit the shot he's just talked about for the last 2 minutes.

[@TheNYgolfer]

It's the talking part that was the greatest part of this video. Never heard a technique described so clearly in such a short time.

[@TheDahsTube]

Bryson is a 0:46

[@mack-uv6gn]

The pros explain things so simple but the so called KZbin pros spend 20 minutes full of nonsense that make your game worse. Tiger is right don’t watch KZbin 😂, except for the pros content of course.

[@agolfproandhisdog]

fully agree, ridiculous how complicated the youtube pros make the golf swing

[@mack-uv6gn]

@@agolfproandhisdog 👍

[@toddturner2356]

Ala Steve Stricker

[@Zug75]

No hinge, phil says otherwise

[@pres3962]

Phil is also a legend and a great golfer I can’t hit good with much hinge 😂

[@jeaniewolfe6693]

Phil has YEARS of training behind him, and has always been a handsy player, just look as his wild drives for proof... Phil is an artist, Jason is a realist...

[@Zug75]

@@pres3962 i like hinging when the ball is sitting down in the rough and shallow for the ball sitting up. phil did say it all depends on the lie.

[@dantrav1927]

**DO NOT LIKE OR SHARE VIDEO** I do not want anyone I play with to see this...

[@psalm7565]

Not consistent

[@PaulGPhotography]

What's not consistent ?

[@bigr2305]

What? 🤦🏿‍♂️

[@TheNYgolfer]

@Cosher Official 2900- Ever hear of Paul Runyan? One of the greatest wedge players ever. They called him "Little Poison" because he killed everyone with his short game. Taking the small muscles of the hands out of the equation make this a VERY CONSISTENT method.

[@blackie75]

If it isn't, you're not doing it correctly. Both arms have to stay extended (but with no tension), the whole time. Also, there is no weight shift, or hip work. It's all upper body, and it's the most consistent way of chipping I've ever tried to date. I stumbled across it on my own by accident, and on the first try, I put 30 balls in a one square meter group from varying distance from 5 to 20 meters.

[@jeaniewolfe6693]

Rory has admitted that in tight lies he tries to copy Jasons technique... Enough said!

[@airport4967]

For the average golfer, senior in my case, how many yards out from the green can you use this chipping technique? Yes, it might depend on your strength, but it would seem there would be a limit to how far out this technique would be effective..thoughts?

[@br5448]

guessing no more than 30, more like 20, at least with a higher loft

[@timmcgrath9708]

I use this from anywhere inside 60m/70y where I can’t hit a full shot. As a guide I take the club back slightly past parallel and hit the following distance including roll out 20m - 60 deg 30m - 56 deg 40m - 52 deg etc….