THE 5 'DO's & DON'Ts' OF CHIPPING

[@TheGolfClan]

The landing zone tip is my favorite. Visualizing those orange spots on the green is quite helpful.

[@joachimmalmquist2182]

Great video as always! Waiting eagerly for the 5 'do's and don'ts' of pitching.

[@amichaels-v3]

Another great tutorial, Chris.

[@daveweedall4505]

Another great video Chris good shout about not using the same club all the time no two chips are the same cheers

[@MrDiharry]

Another wonderful lesson, Chris. Can’t wait to go out tomorrow and put it into practice..

[@ChrisRyanGolf]

Thanks Jay hope it helps 👍

[@owenfrost76]

This is a revamp of some of your earlier short game vids, and it's great Chris. I've been using your short game tips for a while now, and it made a massive difference, especially proximity to the ball and weight distribution. I actually now tend to use my 9 around the green (unless the lie required a wedge) and I'm averaging 2 putts as a result. Feels great to chip to within a few feet! I only got there with your help 👍😉

[@ChrisRyanGolf]

Thanks Owen that’s great and glad the videos could help 👊

[@milopatterson3999]

Another one in the win column Chris keep the great content coming. Still waiting on some course vlogs

[@sevesellors2831]

Great chipping lessons Chris, thank you!

[@mawilliams1978]

Another great video Chris, always struggled with greenside chipping so took some of these ideas to the GC this evening to practice...saw an immediate improvement 👍

[@paulmiller1473]

Like this. Explains to me why I duff some chip shots and helps show how to combat the problem. Good vid.

[@OwenDawson]

Good stuff - might comment on the importance of grip and how that might affect the soles interaction with turf…As you know, strong right hand grips can be disastrous for chipping

[@randymahony8157]

Excellent video Chris. I love your chipping & pitching videos, my weakness.

[@leshutchinson5574]

Love this video, it’s really helping me to chip much more accurately!

[@ChrisRyanGolf]

Thanks Les appreciate that 👍

[@rayhamilton2306]

Great explanation, cannot wait to try

[@barrysmith7291]

Thanks CHRIS this really helped 👍😁

[@jeffstreelman1330]

Another great video, Chris! Thanks for the clear and concise tips.

[@LMFNinja]

Fantastic video Chris. Very helpful. Cheers mate.

[@rogerashenfelter6275]

Chris great video. One part my game that needs work, but just make sure I think about it first.

[@andreysto1202]

Congrats, Chris! A new benchmark is taken! 160 000 golf freaks including me!))))

[@bottlecap57]

Rolling the back foot towards the target and keeping it there made a noticeable difference to my chipping. No more getting caught on the back foot and good contact 95% of the time.

[@fredperello2029]

As always very good tips and reminders for all of us!

[@samuelmuthukumar390]

“Where you want the land” and different clubs can give diff. Result - good insight to a beginner like me

[@terryholloway9930]

Great tip Chris enjoyed it thanks

[@andrewmccullough9334]

Aaawwww new wedge alert! Very swish sir 👌

[@rangiwoods]

Mate The first tip of standing closer has sorted my chipping dramatically. Cleaner contact, more consistent direction, and now holing, or lipping out chips.

[@ChrisRyanGolf]

Boom! Awesome, glad to hear it

[@jordantaylor8425]

This is absolutely fantastic. Saving my game here Chris! Thanks so much!!

[@mikefarrell8127]

A good video Chris, some really good tips there. thanks

[@ChrisRyanGolf]

Thanks Mike and hope they help

[@dwed1234]

Great video Chris, love this video. Thanks

[@amyamos2305]

Chris, your videos are helping me to better my whole game. I do wish, as a women, they you could do some videos more geared for us with a women featured in the video. We don't look like you and also our center of gravity is in our hips not our chest. Our chest sometimes gets in the way in fact. The fundamentals are the same, I know, but it's nice to SEE a golfer who looks like you when learning.

[@ChrisRyanGolf]

Hey Amy, thanks for watching and the comments. I get a lot of requests for more content with golfers that viewers can relate to, something I should look at this year for sure

[@aartvdmolen]

Hi Chris, useful as ever. What would be your suggestion for the optimal distance between toes and ball ? and would you recommend to retract the left foot slightly ?

[@nickm4426]

Top stuff as usual, thanks

[@marioanderson4214]

Great Tips @ChrisRyanGolf

I find it easier on very short chips like this one to use the wrist more. I'm not talking about flicking them through of course, but I always struggle with making small enough of a body turn on short chips.

[@guylatulippe5618]

Thank you, merci from Québec

[@ayalarkin]

Great stuff. Thanks

[@johns1646]

What brand slacks are you wearing?

[@maxgrahlher2206]

Whatever technique works for the individual, but I have used the no wrist movement for years and it has always been awful for me. I switched to the Phil technique where you basically play your chips completely out of your wrists. I admit it‘s more challenging and your contact needs to be pretty much spot on, but ever since I have much better distance control and I don‘t get stuck in the rough anymore on deep lies, because I‘m moving much more aggressively through the rough and turf, which also generates so much more spin because of a much steeper attack angle. Also I feel like I have much less stored energy when just using the wrists.

[@m.lymann2185]

It would be nice to summarize your Five Points. But good information presented.

[@jasjitnijhar3725]

First off...thx Chris...great explanation.. I'm a beginner and my problem is strength modulation...I find myself close to the greens within 2/3 shots..but i end up with a score of 8 because i can't seem to modulate by chipping or pitching. My mates say my back swing is too much and to compensate i decelerate my swing or stop completely after contact w the ball. When I try the no wrist method..I tend to top the balls.... Help!!! Any pointers?

[@tommiehl677]

How far back should the club be taken back? This has been my biggest problem. I either take it back too far or not enough. What is the minimum take back distance?

[@tomblanton8276]

My question, I'm normally a very good chipper but recently I've been hitting the occasional clanker off to the right I think I'm hitting the hosel any ideas ?

[@davidwalters313]

Thanks Chris. Great video. If you open the face to get more loft do you aim your body more left to compensate?

[@FengWilliam]

What is the maximum distance you would use your chipping technique for before switching to your pitching technique?

[@ChrisRyanGolf]

Hey William, no set distance but I’d say a chip in terms of how I define it would be around the 10yd carry max 👍

[@robbiegardner53]

Do you chip using bounce only on a good lie. In 2nd cut would you more use leading edge with a steeper angle of attack? Or stick to same whatever the lie. 👍🏼

[@alienrenders]

Watch part 1 of Phil Mickelson's short game video. It covers everything that's missing from this video.

[@kindsir1256]

I’ve realised lately that why always take a sand wedge from short range? If there’s no hazard creating the need for a high shot that stops when landing, why not just tap with a pitching wedge? Much higher success rate than a sand!

[@swisstrader]

My miss is a skull. Hate it, can’t get rid of it

[@nirhayun7900]

oh its great! CR7 or MESSI of golf? ( ;

[@lcsrobertt1]

Do the arms need to be stiff, what about the grip, should it be light or firm?

[@ChrisRyanGolf]

Both should be relaxed, may change a little in thicker rough, but normally relaxed 👍

[@lcsrobertt1]

@@ChrisRyanGolf Got it, thank you!

[@treycaldwell4118]

#6 Don't cut across the ball

[@ChrisRyanGolf]

Very true!

[@martinhewat5279]

Nice one Chris another top video and keeping it simple...thanks..