The Secret Move That Quickly Improves Chipping (GOLF CHIPPING DRILLS)

If you are a golfer looking to improve chipping, using this one secret move to improve chipping will help you lower scores and help your golf short game!
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If you are struggling with consistency, have problems with topped balls and chunk shots, these golf tips are for you! If your golf chipping is lacking and you can't seem to find the greens, you may have to take a look at your chipping golf swing, and your golf chipping technique.
If you tend to take the club inside and around your body, you probably tend to have poor contact and inconsistency in your short game. You may find yourself making contact with the hosel and hitting nasty shank shots, or you are hitting bladed shots that go skidding across the green.
Likewise, if you start hinging your golf swing as soon as you start your takeaway into the backswing, you probably find yourself stabbing down at the ball. This may cause you to either stick the club into the ground or hit behind the ball, leading to that embarrassing dribbler that finishes just inches or feet in front of you.
Luckily, these are both very simple problems to fix, and this video gives you one of the best golf chipping drills to help you start playing your best golf! These golf chipping tips and chipping drills will have you shooting lower scores and enjoying the game in no time!
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[@adambrown7657]

I had been chipping hundreds of balls really well (my standard!). I started shanking 50% of them. I figured that pulling the club inside and not getting it back in time was the issue. This video has just confirmed what I puzzled out. It does seem it's like putting with a wedge! Gives great positive visualisation. Thank you 👍

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Adam Brown awesome! Always fun to hear when we are able to help our fellow golfers...👊 More great content to come...be sure to subscribe!

[@deantonna]

Had exactly the same experience ..I’ve always been a very good chipper then during a practice session in my garden started shanking, duffing, thinning ball after ball…probably 100 + rubbish shots. Thankfully I found this the same day and realised what I’d started to do. I just now need to banish the memory of those awful chips 😱

[@brpetrusky]

Good tip! I would add, especially for beginners and those of us that can't play as much as we'd like to;: keep your head down and eyes on the contact point till AFTER, you hit the ball (do not move your head up with your club). The margin for error at the point of contact is so small. Do it and when you look up (after) you hit the ball you'll see magic....

[@bbanks87]

I think a number of instructors would disagree with this as it restricts you from finishing your turn. Daniel Grieve for instance has a great short game book where he says the following: “A smooth transition with the thought of your chest rotating towards the target supporting the release is key. It is why keeping your head down is one of the worst tips you can get as it prevents the natural rotation of your chest towards the target.”

[@johnf1854]

Priceless advice Todd. We've just started back after a 3 month covid shutdown and before that my short game was pretty good. Watching this video has explained why it's not been too good since starting back.... the drag inside has been causing all those bad shots you've highlighted. Now turned it around by keeping the club on the right path. Great videos with lots of top tips, thank you.

[@USGOLFTVshow]

This is a common mistake for amateur players....good stuff!

[@capkarr]

You didn't ramble! I needed this..... Thanks you improved my game.

[@dennisbrooks4205]

Thanks Todd for the great tip, just recently tried your chipping technique. I try to keep round record of my shots with a small note book I carry while playing. Last round I saved five (5) shoots which allowed me to get up and down in regulation play . Thanks for the tip. D. Brooks

[@shaun73900]

After watching this clip I had 3, yes 3 good pitch shots around the green. I always hit heavy or too hot. Keeping the club outside was the difference. Thanks for sharing this. No other instructors mentioned it.

[@USGOLFTVshow]

shaun73900 Great news!! Yes the club head outside the hands is a key move that many many golfers do not know. Thanks for watching!

[@elthonstenberg4]

Todd, first off, im from Ramona Ca. Which is northeast of San Diego. I was asked to coach our Freshman golf team this year, most of whom i coached in football. So i figured i had better get my game up to par, no pun intended. So i started doing research on where else but the web. I found that you clips are by far the most helpful. Pending on the practice for the day, ill look up and watch your videos, take notes and pass them on to my players. The best part is when the players start to understand and the shots show it. Better contact, straighter and longers shots. Thanks for all of the videos and i look forward to seeing more. Jay Stenberg

[@johnspeidel4221]

I have struggled with chipping for years. This one move has changed everything. Probably the best advice I have ever received. My chipping is now consistent and has given me all the confidence I need to play much better.

[@USGOLFTVshow]

John, you are too kind! I did a deep short game dive in my latest book if you are interested www.badliegolfbook.com/?r_done=1

[@anneshlarp-mcarthur7999]

What a fabulous lesson...no rambling:) Just got back from a lesson on chipping with my club pro. Can't wait to try out your tips. Thank you. Keep well.

[@USGOLFTVshow]

Anne Shlarp-McArthur awesome! Be sure to let us know how it goes. Hope you subscribed! 👍

[@anneshlarp-mcarthur7999]

US GOLF TV yes I have subscribed to your fabulous channel!!! The chipping video really helped me. Thank you for sharing your passion and expertise with us⛳️

[@DrKango]

Nice tip, I learnt that in different way. "Do it like you are putting with a wedge" . To control the lob and roll distances ratio, Rule of 12 is the best that helped me.

[@MrGodch1]

You are correct. Lee Trevino also uses this but explains it a bit differently. He says that keeping the grip hidden behind the forearm, i.e. not cocking the wrist at any time in the backswing, promotes a one piece takeaway of the club and crisper strikes. He's right - best chipping tip I ever received.

[@USGOLFTVshow]

Ray Norris wow...anytime we can be in the same sentence as the great Lee Trevino we are honored!! Thanks for the watching and the kind words.

[@user-te8lz9ou1c]

Thanks for the explanation of soft landing chips in the chosen direction. I will try this tip.

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[@user-te8lz9ou1c]

Thanks for the chip explanation for softer landing chips in the prefered direction. I will try this on the practice range tomorrow. Thanks

[@joelpeterrickard]

This is great. I coach this too, but loved the diagnostic of poor contact and coming out hot. Makes so much sense. Thank you!

[@USGOLFTVshow]

Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@lawrencetomack5893]

Before watch this video I did not realize that I was bringing the club head too far inside on the backswing. That caused me to rush the downswing in order to get the club head to the ball. This caused inconsistencies consisting of hitting behind the ball or blading the ball with an occasional decent shot. However after now following your recommendations my consistency it’s so much improved and I am really enjoying chipping. Thank you for this very helpful chipping lesson.

[@robertgarner7347]

Very good tip! I used this method on my last two rounds. I chipped in for a birdie on one round, hit the pin on one chip and stop a foot away from the pin on another chip.

[@USGOLFTVshow]

Awesome...

[@jimmcdevitt8771]

Excellent tip! Helped me improve my scoring significantly. Thanks!

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[@MrMatbaxter]

Really helpful. Went for a lesson earlier today and you have totally reinforced what my Pro has me doing now.

[@tcboice1833]

Great! Exactly described why I occasionally lose my short game. This will be a good check point for me. Do not beat yourself up for the length of explanation. It was needed and I do not suffer ADD.

[@pierretasse119]

To my surprise I bought an indoor hitting golf net and I was looking for a good mat to hit off of, I found your video for Country Club Elite. SInce I am Canadian, it is a no brainer. I trusted you for a lot of swing advice, might as well trust you for this also. Thanks.

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[@61sven]

For years I have struggled to chip, its got so bad I’m terrified around the greens. No coach has sorted it out. You nailed it. During take back the butt of my club was going in a different direction to the head, causing me to knife and chunk shots. To make it worse I was coming inside as well. Exactly as you described. Now I feel the ball rolling up the club face in a way it didn’t before, leading to better contact and softer shots. Going out to practice. Thanks.

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Sven524 awesome! This made our day!! 👊 Always rewarding when we can help our fellow golfers...hope you subscribed, more great content on how to improve your game coming 👍

[@golfrep2584]

I appreciate your taking the time to give golfers an insight as to how they might improve their chipping. What you are saying makes a lot of sense.

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[@thomaskozar8510]

haven't tried it yet, but i have been struggling for years, it is keeping me from shooting in the 70's. i have been experimenting with everything: stance, grip, how much knee bend, weight on feet, shaft lean, inside out, outside in, etc, etc. but instinctively, i trust your method, and can't wait to try it out tomorrow on the chipping green!

[@moriartyandsons]

Your teaching style is terrific....You seem so sincere and knowledgeable in your videos...Thank you for all your help!!

[@USGOLFTVshow]

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[@taz8652]

Great videos! When looking to see why I did certain things during a round I go back and review a video on subject. Instantly see my error and practice to correct. Really helped in shooting lower scores. Thank you!

[@USGOLFTVshow]

You got it! What other topics would you like to see us cover?

[@philipminn1885]

Thanks for your great golf chip shot instruction,.the best Golf short game instructor,.

[@USGOLFTVshow]

Thank you! We love coaching the short game...what other short game topics would you like to see us cover?

[@ecjohnston09]

Was working on this today huge improvement my issue has been inside and steep. with this ball comes off the club softer and lands softer not only that direction is a lot more accurate

[@USGOLFTVshow]

ecjohnston09 yeppp!! Love it!! Always great to hear our fellow golfers improving...thanks for watching and the comment.

[@michaelramsdale2940]

Looks like it’s the way forward the take away looks sound and logical. Is opening the face slightly to be included with this Swing thought. Thanks for the help. Mick from Melbourne Australia

[@USGOLFTVshow]

Good pick up. Yes, a slight opening of the face is 💵

[@markliquorman9349]

This re-enforced a chipping technique I recently started using! While chipping, I try to always keep the butt of my club pointed at my belt buckle. Now I know why it works!

[@USGOLFTVshow]

You got it! Time for some easy par saves! 👊

[@patsmith6389]

Great tip. Makes a lot of sense. Plan to put this tip in action the next time I’m on the practice green. Thanks...

[@USGOLFTVshow]

Pat Smith awesome! Be sure to let us know how it goes...we will be curious to hear!

[@mikeljudson4968]

Hey Todd, Mike from Calgary loved this video and since I started chipping this way my game has improved dramatically. I seem to 9 times out of 10 get it up and down. As an experienced golfer thatv is the key between 82 and 77. Just bought the Bad Lie so will be looking for more improvement. Thanks Todd.

[@USGOLFTVshow]

Awesome! Thanks for posting and the kind words...please let us know if you enjoy the book. 👍

[@johnherman3261]

Great information. You addressed what not to do and what to do when chipping. As always if you want to improve your score in golf you’d better learn how to chip and putt correctly.

[@angelaamoroso3279]

Never longwinded, Todd! More is More!

[@USGOLFTVshow]

Thanks! How’s the game?

[@angelaamoroso3279]

@@USGOLFTVshow Thanks for asking! Just had an on-course session with my pro. Great drives and 5-wood (whew!), but for some reason - an this is just recently - still shanking short chips. Also, I discovered that I do not do any sort of short pitches - just full swings. So bottom line: more practice pitching/chipping and probably some sand too. Maybe a new session with my pro. (Don´t be jealous! ) :-)

[@thecallawaykid1763]

Going to try that this week, much appreciated, from Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

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The Callaway Kid our pleasure! Never been to Wales...need to make a trip! 👊

[@thecallawaykid1763]

US GOLF TV well if you do Royal St David’s (Harlech) & Nefyn golf club (included in top courses in the world). Your short game will be tested there my friend!

[@AmmoDude]

Very much agree. i think of keeping my left wrist firm (right-handed golfer) throughout the shot and just let the club and left arm swing like a pendulum.

[@josephmarolla3438]

I work on this constantly. But often forget the principle on the course. If we chip this way we have to use lower lofted clubs for longer chips. This video helped me see that. Use the same tempo with a lower lofted cub to let the ball run a little more than a 56 or 58. Nice, thanks.

[@jordanburke6974]

Great tip. I totally understand the coming in hot. I will try this tomorrow on the course. Thanks!

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Jordan Burke Thanks for watching and the comment! Yes understanding the difference between a shot that is “hot” is huge....hope you subscribed!

[@windmillcancersurvivor2568]

Really smoothed out my short game and maintaining the loft makes total sense. This translates to the putter also. Thanks

[@USGOLFTVshow]

Mr. mips....thanks for taking the time to comment and share....good stuff! Hope the information helps and you subscribed!

[@garyrichardson4817]

Todd, I really enjoy how you explain the lessons. You make it so clear. Just wish I could execute the hits the way you explain it!

[@USGOLFTVshow]

Gary, appreciate those words. Don’t give up just yet, you never know when this crazy game will turn around. 👊

[@6-Iron]

So are you saying not to break your wrists at all? I was taught hinge & hold - which I have had mixed results with.

[@johnloiacono5569]

Awesome fix!, My chopping and pitching improved immediately!! Thank you 👍

[@USGOLFTVshow]

John, you got it....chipping is our favorite topic to coach. Hope you subscribed...

[@kevincurtis9006]

I loved the video. Good teachers repeat for clarity. AND now I know why my chipping is inconsistent. Thank you

[@USGOLFTVshow]

Kevin Curtis Thank you! Yes we do repeat for clarity...you are spot on...hope the info helps your game!

[@MrMacca13]

macca from oz,been trying to cure the chipping 'YIPS' for months,just used this method and its pretty much cured them,thanks for a great video,ive subscribed now

[@tonyshans2226]

Love the simple thought of keeping the butt end of the club moving in the same direction as the grip end...I've tried Phil's hinge and hold and, if you err a tiny bit, you've got a problem...Your method is much more bullet proof...

[@USGOLFTVshow]

Tony Shans great post! We agree on that. Hard to argue with the great Phil when it comes to the short game, but it is our experience that this style is best for most players...lots of ways to do it. 👊

[@hlubmos2chah945]

Brilliant and genius explanation! Never knew this!!! l've struggled mightily around the greens either bladed or chunked my chips and never capitalized on my potentional pars or birdies chances and have to be a super putter to shoot high 80s. Cannot wait to try! l like it and believe in advance that's going to work. Thanks, Coach.

[@OldMan_Strength]

Thank you for the tip on "don't bring the club too inside" as well as what Adam Brown called out "Putting with a wedge". You rock. Thanks so much and I never subscribe to channels but I did with US Golf!!

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Marlon Sumagaysay awesome! 👊 Appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment...more great content to come.

[@margtaylor6508]

Great explanation to help me understand my "hot" shots..as I make good contact just thought needed to change down a club length to make it land closer to hole. Will definitely go out & practice butt & end of club going in same direction..

[@kirkland0074]

I started doing this and my short game has improved by around 5-6 shots per round, thank you.

[@USGOLFTVshow]

Kirkland 007 awesome!! 👊👊 Great to hear the ideas are helping your game.

[@bruceyork6405]

Excellent! Came in my time of need. I used to be an excellent chipper, but it suddenly disappeared. Thanks for the video!

[@USGOLFTVshow]

Great to hear Bruce, hopefully it helps!

[@chrisleonguerrero4178]

Instructions really made sense, short game is my issue, still learning. Thanks

[@USGOLFTVshow]

Chris...thanks for watching and taking the time to comment...yes, a couple good ideas on chipping can make a big difference...hope the information helps!

[@aleksandra.efimova]

Great tips! I will try it next time.

[@richm3834]

One of the best videos I've watched that explained in a way that I can take to the practice ground. Thanks

[@USGOLFTVshow]

Thanks for the kind words...simple, clear concepts are key...what other topics would you like to see us cover?

[@richm3834]

@@USGOLFTVshow It might be good to cover all the myths around the game? For example backspin or the desire for it when really we should focus on the shape, flight, landing position etc. Plus club selection, for example when to hit driver and more importantly when not to. Lots of channels focus on 'play like a pro' that's great if you can hit it like a pro. Thanks for your reply, great to hear back. Cheers from the UK.

[@USGOLFTVshow]

@@richm3834 great ideas, will be sure to pass to our content team. Hope all is well in the UK!

[@lelandhopkins2433]

Great Great video. My swing thoughts on chipping. 1. Survey Thea area from flag stick back to ball, up hill, down hill, flat, and slop. 2. Position and lie of my ball, and how much loft I need to get the ball landing and run out along entened line. 3. Select club on condition presented to me...ie, how far away from edge of green, up hill, down hill flat, then select club. 4. Stand behind ball draw line at landing spot, step, step into position with club head pointed at target landing area, and make a couple of practice stokes, feeling my shoulders and arm moving together, and always making sure I follow thru to desired position for that particular shot..Keeping my rythem of back and thru of swing.....Leland

[@USGOLFTVshow]

Yep. Solid points here.

[@hhanger1]

since this video came out, someone invented the Flyt sleeve which accomplishes exactly what you are describing. It prevents hinging the wrists on the takeaway and it forces you to sweep the club and to rotate your body through the shot instead of using your hands. It's a great training tool.

[@sallylouk9474]

great made difference when i tried on the golf course. thanks

[@USGOLFTVshow]

Sally Louk awesome! Always fun when we can help our fellow golfers! Thanks for letting us know about your success

[@johnclarke92]

Great video and really helpful. I was told I was far too ‘wristy’. Advised to use a split grip to stop wristy action. That has transformed my chipping and fits with your teaching too. Helped me if anyone has same issue. Be interested in your comment Thanks

[@USGOLFTVshow]

Split grip has worked for many players. Best to feel like the lead hand is the power source and the trail hand is there for support. Hope that helps.

[@Jules551]

Superb lesson Todd , would love to see you add to this: golfers need to practice the 50/50 chip, 25/75 and the 75/25 chipping ie , 50% in the air 50% run and so on , if people practiced this round the greens on chipping they would be able to up their percentage of saves in all weather conditions , keep up the great work , jules golf professional Ipswich uk ⛳️👍

[@USGOLFTVshow]

Solid points…thanks for posting

[@daledaniel4166]

Just watched this yesterday and practiced and it worked. Chips landed soft. Great tip.

[@USGOLFTVshow]

Dale Daniel yep!!! That is what we like to hear. What suggestion helped the most?

[@daledaniel4166]

@@USGOLFTVshow I needed to move the butt end of the club. That was the key for me.

[@USGOLFTVshow]

Dale Daniel yes. That tip has helped many of our students. 👊

[@diegomolina8822]

Great tip. Will definitely implement it to finally break 80. Cheers from Mexico.

[@USGOLFTVshow]

Diego Molina awesome! My old roommate in college was from Mexico! Great guy and a great player. 👊

[@Dave-yt1kw]

Excellent tip.....and yes you have helped me greatly improve my chipping game....

[@USGOLFTVshow]

Dave 6SU very cool!! What tip was the most helpful?

[@Dave-yt1kw]

@@USGOLFTVshow Straight back and straight through is helping my chipping ...also helped me to identify unnecessary flicking of the wrist

[@courtneyroy270]

Yes, very nice, great show man 🇬🇧👍

[@USGOLFTVshow]

You got it! Other topics you would like to see us cover?

[@braddurant4386]

Fantastic instruction! Thanks Todd!!!

[@USGOLFTVshow]

Our pleasure...other topics you would like to see us cover?

[@Kazyman]

I agree with ButchJ. The instruction starts at 6:25, and it's sound instruction at that. For me, shoulders turning away and with the shot towards the landing area on the green is key.

[@miriamdalglish255]

Great tip its so simple and uncomplicated. Many thanks

[@USGOLFTVshow]

Miriam Dalglish out pleasure! Glad you enjoyed. What tips was the most helpful for you?

[@wallyallan6375]

I'll give it a try and report back, I think I'm pulling the club head back on the inside, great video

[@USGOLFTVshow]

Wally Allan how is it going? Any progress?

[@WALTERMITTIE]

Solid no nonsense video. It also prevents any tendency to shanking

[@patarmstrong4676]

Great points. You didn't ramble at all. Also, for me at least, POSTURE. Upper body, neck, shoulder, head all need to be extended for me to make consistently good contact. One reminder is feeling the label on my shirt collar touch the back of my neck, so pressing my neck upwards slightly is a good way to set good posture before the shot. I can have a great set up and have tried many different tweaks for better contact, but if I slump, bad things happen. In my practice today, I learned once again the true importance of really good posture. When I straighten everything above my waist and specifically above my shoulders, and then relax slightly without changing that posture, I make excellent and consistent contact and can control distance and accuracy fairly well (true of any shot). It is when I am tired and begin to slump--shoulders, head, spine angle--that chunks and mis-hits start to plague my round. This is something to be wary of typically in the middle of the back nine when fatigue starts to creep in. Tempo also is important with a nice rhythmic "one, two" back and forward. I like the hands and club head moving back together at the beginning...another big help is hitting tons of practice shots from different lies, and using one or two clubs around the green. Looking just in front of the ball tends to help me also.

[@USGOLFTVshow]

Solid post right here 👊

[@justjames1111]

This is a great video Todd and an excellent explanation. I've become aware of and practice some of the things you mention, but your explanation helped to 'join the dots' for me. In addition, the f/o view near the start just cemented something I've very recently been working on with good results. One question though, you say that this 'just isn't taught properly', which I believe. So why do you think that is, and where does it leave the poor student when every Pro' seems to think that they're right, but clearly many are not?

[@csabaudvarhelyi5651]

greet tip - because it is simple and easy to copy. Tks a lot! Csaba

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Csaba Udvarhelyi our pleasure! Thank you for watching...glad the tip helped.

[@nicholasdemetriades9154]

Excellent video. Wish I saw this a year ago! Chipping was always the best part of my game until I started chunking and skulling a few. Totally lost confidence and my scores rose from a 6 hdcp . to an 11! Played today 63 degrees near Philadelphia on Dec.13 th! That's not good - another story altogether. Anyway I chipped one in for birdie on a short side out of the rough. More importantly I saved 6 pars with other chips and I shot 3 over par!! Thank you for this great tip!!!!

[@USGOLFTVshow]

You got it...our pleasure...time to get a few balls up and down my friend...

[@dallasobrien4868]

Love your simple explanation about chipping. Do you have a video about chipping on various slopes ie ball below or above feet?

[@USGOLFTVshow]

Yes we have a couple on our channel...be sure to subscribe then you never miss out on new content 👊

[@graemeridler8649]

Hi from Australia...great advice...I have been struggling with my chips shots for a while now...and I did not know what i was doing wrong...now I know..I was cocking my wrists and taking it inside...off to the range now to practice the correct method...thanks heaps...love all of your videos.

[@robertburrows4023]

Fantastic video. I now understand what has hurt my game for all these years! 😎😎

[@USGOLFTVshow]

robert Burrows Thanks watching and taking time to comment....let us know how it goes!

[@stevebrawner9119]

Great information, I can't wait to get out and see if this can improve my chipping. Simple, easy to understand instruction. The world needs more like you. Keep up the good work!

[@USGOLFTVshow]

Steve Brawner Steve...thanks for the kind words! Always good to hear our info is helping our fellow golfers...much appreciated. 👊

[@eddiex72]

Great, easy technique to remember. Saving for this season. Thanks.

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Eddie Pabon you bet! Hope the info helps your game. 👍

[@bournejerz3938]

Good explanation of flaws when chipping. I am old school, I use irons to chip, a chipper, and hybrids as well. Never a wedge unless it's a flop shot.

[@ufukgoksu9851]

So what do you use when you are 50 or 70 yards away in the fairway from green?

[@underpar3250]

Great tip! So many amateurs could benefit from this instruction..

[@USGOLFTVshow]

Under Par thank you for watching and the comment. We do our best to provide good quality information that will help our fellow golfers. 👍

[@extrememetaldrummer1]

Awesome vid, Todd! Makes perfect sense.

[@USGOLFTVshow]

Bingo! You got it...

[@jayjasper861]

This was great advice. I had been trying it already some (what you said), but this confirms what works. BTW, just ignore the negative comments on here. If you never mentioned anything about being long-winded, no one would’ve said anything..

[@USGOLFTVshow]

Jay Jasper Thanks for the kind words and support...it make our day to hear we are helping our fellow golfers learn and improve even if we get long winded. 😎

[@lelandhopkins2433]

18 handicapper here ..After watching your video, I agree with your technique, but execution of what tour saying, is where I get uncertain exactly how to execute the shoot. . When I taught in the military, I used,.....TASK (What Your About To Teach)....Conditions..( what Is needed to complete the task)..Stanards.(How well you'll perform after knowing the Task and Conditions).....I've seen alot of video's on golf, and incorporate from different PGA Professional Teachers, who I think are awsome....So get get me wrong, but your video on what you say, or come across, leaves doubts on what I'm suppose to learn. . The best PGA teacher I've seen on the video's so far, is Adam on Scratch Gold Academy.......Simple, to the point, and I know immediately what he was teaching, and how to go out and practice what he said... Please dont take my comment the wrong way, I really appreciate what you do, and by over 300 hundred thousand like your doing well, but you did ask to commit...I have alot of ideas on practice and sound fundamentals, but no way I'm writing it all down......I'm basically self taught, by listening, watching, then incorporating what I need into my own game.....I'm by far no expert, but by trial and error, and taking responsibility for my own game, it is what it is........Got time and like to chat, I'll call if you like, we could bounce ideas around. ........Leland

[@grahamsowerby8428]

Thanks, can see myself in the mistakes you have highlited and can now improve. Cheers!

[@jimlafrance9546]

Great tips. The inside move is death. Pete Cowen talks about pushing the toe of the club under the ball - it's a great visual as you have to take club out to be in position to move toe under ball.

[@USGOLFTVshow]

Pete is an all time great coach! Any reference to him is welcome...thanks for posting.

[@dougstraveljournal8614]

Good chipping tip...............Thanks

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[@alanrad5]

Thanks for spending the time to help. Nice video.

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[@stephencourtney8717]

Very interesting- good advice! Well done!

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Thanks! Which part did you find the most helpful?

[@JoeJimenez71]

Excellent lesson! Thank you, this will help me immensely!!

[@Digital_Photog1995]

Thank you for the tip! I am constantly blading my chips and now I know why.

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Fred Stafford our pleasure! Thanks for watching and taking time to comment. Be sure to subscribe. 👍

[@sureshminhas2029]

Great tip Tod sir,please keep it up,useful videos thanks 🙏

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We got you. Where you from?

[@strongisland7015]

Great tip! Also remember to keep your weight forward! That’s huge with chipping :)

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STRoNG iSLaND you got it...a real key to better chipping. Thanks for watching!

[@zahidnasrullah7150]

Amazing observation

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Thank you. I put a full chapter on chipping in my latest book, The Bad Lie if you are interested. Here is the link www.badliegolfbook.com/

[@georgegonczarek2501]

like it and your explanation on the negatives

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george gonczarek thank you! We do our best to give more in depth understanding.

[@rickscauzillo3906]

Video and comments all rang true. Great thoughts to remember.

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Rick Scauzillo thanks Rick! Doing our best to help our fellow golfers...do us a favor and tell a friend. Thanks!

[@AndyGlavac]

great tip, nice to know the why and then the how to fix it

[@richardhavenar2026]

Thanks . Needed to hear and see that

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[@masnidu]

Simple and repeatable, thanks for sharing, it helps alot 👍

[@jimwhite2341]

Great video. The description and instruction was spot on

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Glad it was helpful, stay tuned for more great content!

[@RodSchilling]

Great video on chipping. How do you stop shanking with chipping

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[@keenanvanzile]

Coming out hot chip was my Achilles.. have video on skip & check chip/pitch shot?

[@rachelduffy6188]

Amazing tip thank you 😊

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Thanks! What part did you find the most helpful?

[@russquick7899]

Another good messageTodd. Be good-Russ