Why You Should ALWAYS Chip With The Club Face Open!🤯⛳️

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[@cdb530]

I usually chip with a wedge covered in mud and grass. It helps with my double bogeys

[@nowaythatnamewastakn]

😂😂😂

[@GatorNRP]

Tends to help with mine as well

[@juliehiga8628]

😂😂 same.

[@grilledchimi]

takes a lot of pace of the ball

[@christopherwharton6022]

Who’s walking back to the cart to clean the club?

[@iitstre_4550]

Man’s must REALLY love chipping. Buddy’s bricked up! 😂😂

[@ciarangallaghercg]

He's holding us at gunpoint 😂😂

[@williamcarpenter8596]

I was hoping someone else said this

[@windycityrosin]

Pecker

[@l1ttleguy1]

No chipping happened in this video

[@NoahMitch]

frrrr

[@theshotdoctor4602]

I usually chip with the club face open and it has helped with control immensely. But it is also very dependent on the lie.

[@andrewvogrin1074]

Negative! I open my clibface and flop from just about anywhere. Bunker, hill, etc. as long as there's no tree right above you or the green you can hit the shot. Weight on your front foot, open the face up, cock your wrists back, full swing nice and steady. It should feel as if you're trying to cut under the ball in a way. Just keep practicing.

[@JDog_Unchained]

I was always taught to keep the ball on the ground as much as you can. That's how you maintain maximum control, which contradicts having a wide open face

[@x.x-_-x.x]

If your opening the clubface why not just use a 60 degree instead of pw?

[@theshotdoctor4602]

@@x.x-_-x.x I do I open the club face of my 60 and put it in the back of my stance so I can get more spin on the ball, while also keeping the trajectory low

[@x.x-_-x.x]

@@theshotdoctor4602 Okay fair enough if u want that much height on the ball. U nearly need a 70 degree haha

[@Zellieth]

Open club face advice is very situational. If you're playing a shitty muni where the turf is tough, your club's bounce will cause you to blade the ball because open face raises the club's front edge. More chipping practice is what's ultimately going to fix anyone's chipping.

[@SDTimbox]

There is a tool for every job. He gave you a tool that does a specific job, which is creating more speed with an open face. There are far too many variables in golf, which is why you need many tools. I do agree with you 1,000%. Practice is what makes you a better chipper in general. Its so sad. Im usually on the practice green way longer than people are on the driving range haha and almost no one ever practices chipping or putting. l enjoy practicing chipping, its the part of the game I spend the most time practicing and it shows. Its the one part of my game I feel I have control over for the most part haha

[@Willy-the-Fire-Putter-Outter]

Since I was 8 (20 years ago), my absolute favorite and most practiced part of golf is chipping and the approach. My favorite club in the bag is my 60 with low bounce and a high toe. I can comfortably use it from 60 yards all the way to the fringe, in the rough, sand, and rain. I think it's just a matter of practice to understand the feel and comfort to not blade the ball on a bad lie. It really all comes down to the club face direction, close it up and you can get those more difficult lies more easily. Open it up and you get that loft, spin, and control on the better lies

[@Zellieth]

@@Willy-the-Fire-Putter-Outter I agree with a low bounce 60 but most people end up with like a 14 bounce 60 because that's what's typically sold online and in stores.

[@Michael-uc2pn]

That's part of why I always try to take a few practice swings before chipping, obviously to dial in the swing I want to use, but also to find out how the turf is going to react to my clubhead in that particular lie. If my club catches hard, I know I have to be careful hitting it fat and adjust accordingly.

[@MrChris001]

Chip how ever you feel comfortable fellas have fun & good luck!

[@jaycurlz8091]

W comment

[@floresabraham7883]

Sir 🫡

[@_____mh]

He's talking to those pants

[@geoffcohen613]

To difficult for average golfer. Results in more thin shots or stubs.

[@josboh]

Exactly. This is the wrong audience to bring this too. Average golfers need a simpler chipping method. Les introduction of variables.

[@leblunt27]

How many pros would even do that from there? I swear they show this shit to create problems and get people to watch more of their videos.

[@stumble_leiner]

It's still much easier than learning the full swing of a typical 30 hcpper, most are just too lazy to spend even a small amount of time learning to chip, and too afraid of looking foolish during a golf round. And often they don't just leave it at that, they hate seeing others with ambition to get better, and come out with "just putt it up the bank"

[@l0rdkeithingt0n]

Chipping in general is too difficult for the average golfer. I’m a 14 handicap and I feel like my scores have gotten worse since my chipping lesson.

[@stumble_leiner]

​@@l0rdkeithingt0nevery change you make will temporarily make you worse, and better in the long term. I'm an 11 hcp and I was shooting much lower than that in non qualifying competition over winter (because of lift and place these scores didn't count towards hcp) I've made some swing changes a month or so again and instead of shooting 74-78 I started shooting high 80s and even a few mid 90s, but when I swing with purpose and intent with the new changes, it feels much better. I'm definitely hitting shots I couldn't hit 2 months ago, and today I shot 80 again, with a lot of very accurate irons from the changes. That's golf and the only way of improving. Point being: you will rarely ever see instant improvement and will most likely see a temporary regression, you have to stick with it and it will pay off. Being able to confidently chip from green side to leave tap ins all the time is like a golf hack (and I can do this, partly why I can sometimes shoot much lower than my hcp)

[@ACECLIPS706]

don’t ever wear those pants again

[@robgranberg7854]

This is the proper comment. Pants like those have no business in the game. They look like you're going to shit yourself and you need those pants to prevent it all from falling out onto the green or tee box

[@zaneboettcher6257]

He'll stop when you stop stealing content for your channel.

[@zaneboettcher6257]

@@robgranberg7854 Obvious troll account, hit the gym.

[@robgranberg7854]

@@zaneboettcher6257 🤦🏻 you're just proving how dumb the human race is getting

[@kennymacm3031]

Your pants are like my home town, “no ball-room” 💃🕺

[@greatwhite3676]

They look so gay.

[@Straightahead101]

Fr

[@dwh8310]

I always tell my sons if they need to come out but can't find the words just wear that style of pants.

[@jrasgaming260r5]

It's looking at me 😨

[@-ram-m2664]

why are you looking there, bro.?.?

[@johnaustin635]

Club selection is lie dependant , chipping of a tight lie with a lofted club and an open face increases the bounce which increases the risk of the shot being bladed .

[@-TheDevilsAdvocate]

💯

[@MoonLandingz]

i can attest to this. just played last weekend and had 2 occasions of this happening

[@JS-824]

I agree. I’ll just take my 9i and bump and run. It’s a much safer option for me. It’s like a slight airborne putt. If the ball has some sitting 🪑 up then I’ll use my 54° or 60°

[@jaxonschlutz1279]

The premise makes sense but when I do this I blade it 3 fareways over

[@MrJerks93]

Same. Although on soft wet grass like this I might be able to do it. On a dry day? Bye bye ball.

[@AATWT11]

Try opening the club face a ridiculous amount. The face should be so open that your club head is almost flat to the ground. He doesn’t really explain in the video how open the face should be so I hope this helps.

[@jaxonschlutz1279]

@@AATWT11 ive tried to make chipping like this work and sometimes it comes off nice but I just get way more consistent ball contact in the low-middle part of the face when I hit low nippers with a short back swing. also when I nip it it feels like I dont have to judge the speed factors as much. Your way would probably be superior if I was used to it but ive just been chipping this way for so long.

[@davidfrey2779]

​@AATWT11 true, but you can be a scratch golfer with toe down chipping and bump and run. Way easier, similar results, 10x fewer mistakes

[@AATWT11]

@@jaxonschlutz1279 should be at the front of your stance too. Open face and front of your stance. Obviously adjust if you’re on an up slope or down slope. Flop shots are only useful in certain scenarios.

[@twostate7822]

When I was learning golf, those shots were called pitches which travelled mostly in the air, which were different from chip shots, which landed mostly just onto the green and then rolled to the hole. Chips also had a much different swing than pitches.

[@KonradBidwell]

I accidentally put my Mrs tracksuit bottoms on too but I immediately realised and took them off.

[@guam58]

For recreational golfers I wouldn't recommend it. There are too many variables that most likely will lead to blading the ball. Play around with 7 iron down to Gap wedge. Play ball back of stance toward back foot toe or behind. Press club foward playing the ball closer to the hosel and just take a putting stroke. Play around with close face to neutral face. Too much of an open face with this technique will cause a hosel ball. It is an easier technique with very little movement. Do not let your wrist hinge at all. Keep your hands pressed forward the entire stroke.

[@ryanlynch290]

Since I started moving the ball closer to my left foot, I'm getting a lot more loft and a softer drop. It makes sense. If it's further back to the right foot, the face will close more.

[@winstonsmith11]

I could not disagree more. People need to learn to play with their hands. You're just perpetuating the irrational fear of loft.

[@AntonVanDerSar]

that's good advice for chip shots indeed. But this guy is hitting pitch shots....not sure he knows the difference.

[@myfistsbleed]

Exactly what people should be doing. While also looking at where they want the ball to land and then roll to the hole.

[@aidangriffiths5075]

And clean your grooves

[@LanceThompsonKssooner]

Great when you are on an awesome course. Bring that open face and full backswing to the hard pan of Kansas in mid August

[@wolfiemcwolf6617]

Same here in Aus at the moment. I have a summer 4⁰ bounce 60⁰ wedge for the hardpan. Use a 10⁰ in winter. Can play it open on a cart path, it lays so flat.

[@joeblowjohndoe206]

Speaking of trends. I think in 2 years men’s golf pants will be applied with a roller to achieve the amount of tightness needed to keep up the trend.

[@crldnlc]

Time change man… fads change and then they come back and they always will… If you don’t like tight pants… Don’t wear tight pants, I’m pretty sure they still make them…😂

[@m.taylor7025]

​@@crldnlc but they don't...even the "straight fit" means "ball squeezers" now

[@marcusstrinidad]

@@m.taylor7025I think you’re confusing straight fit with regular fit. Straight fit is supposed to be form fitting around the waist, seat, thighs, and is sometimes referred to “tapered” fit. It tends to widen below the knees as to fit over boots. But it’s always been a little tighter around the groin. Regular fit is a loose fit throughout. I personally can’t wear regular fit as I’m short and thin and a loose fitting pant would make me look like a tree stump that got stabbed with a stake. 🤣

[@m.taylor7025]

@@marcusstrinidad I can't find anything wider than straight fit in slacks... It's like they just don't make them anymore

[@marcusstrinidad]

@@m.taylor7025 if you’re getting dress slacks always get them tailored. Off the rack is meant to fit and appeal to as many people as possible. As a starting point, You can check out brands like Bonobos who have basically every possible permutation of size and fit for pants. You can pick waist, inseam, then for fit you got tailored, slim taper, slim, athletic, straight, classic. I always recommend getting dress slacks tailored tho since off the rack fits are still meant to fit the size and taste of as many people as possible. So you can make fine tune adjustments. Once you start getting clothes tailored you’ll never go back.

[@matthewsnyder7935]

That's not why we do it, but it is a plus. Opening the face a few degrees increases bounce angle, and if you couple that with a shallow angle of attack you pretty much eliminate the chance of fat shots around the green.

[@billyslack7833]

Who is we😹😹😹😹🤡🤡🤡🤡. You are not a pro🙏🙏🙏🙏🔜🔜🙏🔜🔜🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️👅👅👅👅

[@TyXanpai]

Dudes chubbin' hard, his short game is impeccable.

[@htn_neptune]

That was clever as fuck 😂😂😂😂😂

[@justinanderson9972]

Best chipping advice I've ever seen and it works so damn well and I've always been and actually a pretty good chipper but the advice from Tiger Woods when he was doing the chipping thing with Scheffler about up on tight lies chipping with the toe while having a little bit more of a vertical swing on my almost like a putter stroke is awesome highly suggest every person to practice this because you really start to get a really good sense and feel of how you can manipulate the ball significantly if you needed to while chipping off the toe of a wedge

[@Joeybago12]

You should wash your pants with cold water and dry on low. Otherwise you end up with toddlers trousers

[@industrialpalletworx3548]

Pete Cowen talks about using natural forces in the swing. It requires proper technique. Secondly open face exposes the bounce. Bounce is our friend. Feel like your pushing the bounce under the ball and you will never fat another chip or pitch again.

[@-RajB]

Acceleration due to gravity is always the same 😀

[@Itshiptobesquare]

He meant velocity, the longer the club falls and is subject to gravity’s acceleration, the faster the club is going at impact.

[@zmartens13]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@Itshiptobesquarethat’s not how gravity works. It is constant acceleration

[@Itshiptobesquare]

@@zmartens13 when gravity’s constant acceleration is applied, the clubs velocity continues to grow at that rate as the club falls. The further the club falls the faster it goes, because it accelerates for a longer period.

[@Itshiptobesquare]

@@zmartens13 this is why I said velocity and not acceleration my friend. Gravity’s acceleration is constant, the velocity of a falling object is not until it reaches its terminal velocity

[@rondondetrumpis938]

@@Itshiptobesquare Well, you shut that one up 😂

[@rossadamdixon]

The open face activated the bounce / effective bounce of the club. It takes the leading edge away from the ground reducing digging and allowing the golfer to trust the ground. It does also allow you to use more speed but the main reason is that it improves contact, especially on tight or poor lies.

[@ianfoxcroft944]

Do this and be stunned by how much spin you'll get. It's ridiculous

[@stevenchampion8137]

Definitely. Wes Bryan is a great example of someone who generates an incredible amount of spin via length of backswing.

[@SquirrelCreek]

I can’t hear because those clothes are so loud.

[@danwhite4530]

I didn’t hear a word he said… I was trying to figure out if his shirt had pot leaves or what those were… I don’t think I have seen that in golf attire… I hope not … let something be classy even if golf is the last hope…

[@davidburke2132]

I get what you’re trying to say… but the acceleration you have due to gravity is the same irrespective of the length of your backswing. What’s different is your clubhead speed because that amount of acceleration acts for a longer period of time the higher the clubhead drops from and therefore the clubhead reaches a higher velocity.

[@mrbigglesworth375]

True- open face when chipping does lead to better chipping.... yet practice is key. For instance, you really need to experiment with your weight in your stance. On tighter lies I have found its vital to place more weight forward which slightly keeps the leading edge down and hence avoiding those thin or skulled shots. Getting this feel is important when using an open face on tight lies. Happy practice and experimenting.

[@Bradley-j6h]

Also love the knowledge you all share and hope to be part of something as helpful as your channel

[@jacksonlowe3993]

As a guy who was quite shit at golf improving my chipping by chocking up on my wedge and doing a bump and run rather than a high lofted shot has improved my game immensely I could see this being a great tip for high handicappers and looks great when it works out well but much higher chance of blading it 20 yds past the hole for me

[@TeddyCavachon]

A chip is a ‘one lever’ swing with no wrist hinge which results in a low trajectory shot. When wrist hinges it becomes a ‘dual lever’ action called a ‘pitch’ shot to differentiate it from the no hinge ‘chip’ and called a ‘lob’ when the face is opened to produce a more vertical trajectory.

[@fore-get-about-it]

You beat me to it, he talks about chipping then proceeds to hit a shitty pitch.

[@zporteso3493]

Chipping is an entire art of its own. Depending on lie, green to work with, obstacles in front. You need different clubs, face position, ball position, angle of sttack, releases, draw, fade, straight.....you get it :)

[@zporteso3493]

With that said, letting the club come down by its own gravity is a good starting point for chipping :)

[@Roy19861]

Bumb and run works better for most golfers. Just use a pw and pick your landingspot at half distance to the hole. Also if you duff allot of chips lift up de heel of your club to prevent digging in.

[@joeball5107]

Yes, and keep the strike towards the toe. Just the right bite and it's very consistent and controllable. 1 part flight and 1 part run for a sand wedge.

[@tp0376]

Hitting bunker shots with open and closed faces will help teach you how a wedge works and that can be applied to shots off turf.

[@intentionaloffside8934]

In a golf swing the speed comes from centrifugal force not gravity. The club goes in an arc, not into the ground like a shovel

[@MrLuigiFercotti]

I call that a pitch, and yes the face is usually a little to a lot open. If I’m hitting a short “chip” to just get it on and roll it out, the face is dead square to the landing target. Is this a nomenclature issue between the States and the Isles?

[@killer47003]

This is actually fantastic advice

[@johnnycashh7148]

I never used to do it, recently I've been doing just this. Helps a ton! 👍

[@888Longball]

More and more I'm chipping with an 8 iron. An LPGA pro showed me this when I was playing at Celine Dion's course in Montreal. It is great if you are shot-sided and within a yard of the green.

[@PanglossDr]

This is ridiculous, it adds a huge variable to peoples' shots. Carry 3 wedges as I do and play them normally. The reason this is really dangerous is that most of us don't have the skill of the best players.

[@goldhamz]

I think using high loft and opening the face only works with certain chipping situations. The guys who are really good at the high loft wedge chipping have to execute well every time or the could get higher variance in their result (most amateurs will just have the higher variance)

[@robbiewhite2351]

What he’s saying about speed or acceleration is 100% correct. It’s more technical and graduate level golf, but it’s true

[@SheetsM_Str]

Really cool visual of the higher the back swing the more passive acceleration, except you’re talking about gravity which is constant acceleration. But whatever like good feel for ya, hold onto it

[@martinh5402]

I was watching Cameron Smith at the Australian Open practice chipping after his round he was amazing but his acceleration was ridiculous reminded me of Gary Player's sand mantra of "strike the match"

[@TheSimCaptain]

Dan Grieve prefers a straight face for accuracy of direction. Then you just change the club or use release 2. If you want more bounce, get clubs with a greater degree of bounce.

[@justgivenofox9543]

Gravity is the key. Just realized that a few days ago first round of the year. With chipping keep the club face open take a nice backswing, follow through but don’t change anything and just rotate while gravity pulls the club back gm down Swing right through and under the ball, nice loft, quick bounce and about a foot and a half roll, boom. On the green easy peasy

[@KristianYeager]

Distance control comes from the length of your back swing. Speed comes from acceleration through the ball.

[@jpcc815]

I chip like I'm putting and it works great. No over complication. Like chipping is the best part of my game and that's all I do. Nice square face. Putter swing stronger and I can do that from 55 yards out or 1 yard out. I just control how high my hands get and I make sure I'm on a perfect plain and it is a really nice light drop outcome and it stops fast. I'm the worst player in my group but I it chip then constantly. It's crazy

[@DanJanyja-vl9qz]

Tom Watson and Raymond Floyd were great chippers; they both said "chip like you putt", a little air time and more roll out.

[@chrismarshall1912]

Common misconception gravity does nothing to make the club move faster... we did this trick with the bowling ball and the pebble, remember. Centrifugal motion by keeping the club on a plane pendulum is making it move faster.

[@scotthart3621]

When opening up the club face, does that mean you need to aim left then? I can see that when opening the face, you're changing the angle that the club will hit the ball to the right. Is it enough to warrant aiming to the left a couple degrees?

[@jmm1817]

I think it depends how good you are because an average amateur I believe should have the toe more closed if you're playing golf almost everyday or hitting the range really working on your shipping then yes you can make the open face work well but I've tried both and when I don't play often that closed face is money for me I won't get the spin but at least I'm on the green and pudding for par and not making a disaster open shank blade

[@jmm1817]

Exactly me too.He should point out this isn't for the average amateur

[@aedanohara6080]

A lot of players struggle with keeping their hands ahead of the ball while also keeping the face open. One way to do this is to open the face and move your hands forward, and then grip the club.

[@HateruNagamoto-x2x]

It depends on the situation. Its not always a good idea to use an open face while chipping. But in some situations its a lovely way too chip. And sometimes its the worst thing you can do. Its all about playing the shots you can execute on the spot. Ask Tiger Woods or Phil Mikkelson.

[@goldenarm009]

I’ve always thought pitching with an open face is to use more of the bounce. I’ve never heard someone say an open face creates more speed. But I guess more loft allows you the freedom to have a longer backswing.

[@jahcut]

Jose maria Olazabal, 2 times Masters champ, who was taught how to chip by Ballesteros will tell you that he will never open the club face but will play with shaft angle and ball positionning while always swinging in line with target. Of ciurse thats not the only way to chip well

[@AD-ts7zb]

Problem with opening the club face is the loft can varies so the ball can be unpredictable, I just use a higher loft wedge, so instead using a 56 and open club face I practice using wedge 62 and square it, much more consistent.

[@karlosfandango6637]

For me was always a 7 iron or 8 iron. Slightly towards the toe. Was my top result shot. Definitely helped me keep my 2 handicap. I never used a wedge around the greens unless hitting up a hill or over a bunker.

[@BroncoYeller]

His advice is intended for people who have a ton of time to devote to practice. Bad, really bad advice for the casual player. That's the big problem for most of the youtube teachers. They don't know who the real audience is...

[@retrovibez1176]

I actually have found better success using a forward shaft lean on all my chips. It closes the club face by maybe 2-3 degrees, but it ensures even the bottom of my club face is completely flush with the ball, so what might normally be hit thin is still hit well. This might apply at the top end, but i’m a 17 handicap and this trick really helped take me from low 20s to that number.

[@andrewvogrin1074]

I only use a 56° and typically leave the face open and do full swings like this. I flop it often. Great for putting spin on the ball and getting it to sit on the green.

[@seanmcnaughton1503]

Open face and come slightly outside in swing and steeper to create more spin to stop the ball because the greens are really fast on the pga tour. Do you really wanna do that at your local municipal golf course where the green is slow?

[@drawstraw4483]

If your trying to put that leading edge just beneath the equator of the valley, and can do it consistently, then good on you 👍 But most can't.. I'd rather come in with a shallow and let the flange keep the club from digging. This can allow you to extend the bottom of your ark, and make it much much easier under pressure even from very thin lies.

[@drawstraw4483]

*not valley... *Ball, was what was meant. Sorry if that confused anyone.

[@Hhajsjeieirhrbbr]

This is how I love to chip. I’m usually better at short flip shot than a chip and run lol. You get the club head to move fast through the ball but without power

[@bradhend]

I literally was watching Wesley Bryan yesterday and noticed even on mid length chips he had a large backswing. He’s known for his wedge play. This tracks.

[@franksmit763]

Also more bounce this way, so less digging your club into the ground 👌

[@gasperstarina9837]

Depends od the wedge grind tho

[@golfwhale]

Bro just described the difference between chipping and pitching. He likes pitch shots, and does them well.

[@rileyshane78]

The best chipper use what makes the most sense. Tow down with a closed face hit it like a put is what a lot of pros do and what most amateurs should be doing.

[@drewjorde]

The only problem is when golfers who aren’t very good do this is they end up not hitting it hard enough and the ball going 2 yards. If you do this you gotta make sure you make a committed swing

[@JackL-xe1le]

Chipping is the strongest part of my game, unless im hitting a full 58 and need all its yardage the face is open. I also chip off my front foot to get a little more loft to the ball

[@KingSnowyKerr]

Speed doesn't come from acceleration? That makes zero sense.

[@KRITORISS]

Yeah, I quit watching after that....

[@TheHollomap]

People need to know this is information if you're u are a 10 handicap or less. If you are struggling with chipping and over 10 handicap there are probably a million things you could work on more than opening the face. But I usually play with my face a little open when I chip allows more soft hands as well.

[@Kylebpro]

Be sure to use the bounce with an open face. To produce an extra soft shot, play the shot with no shaft lean at all at adress. 👍

[@williammacdonald9271]

And a very soft grip is another critical part of chipping with a lofted wedge

[@willgillis5915]

If you set it down itself, the bottom of the blade is designed to be open, as opposed to an iron where you line up the face for the shot. But fair warning, this will cause most Amateurs to pork one 15-35 yards over the green 🤣

[@1SmokeyRider]

Chipping with a muddy club will help take spin off the ball so it rolls out better.

[@tasdrouille]

Chipping by definition is a lofted shot. Otherwise you're pitching aren't you? I think you're missing the whole point, which is chipping vs pitching. But anyways, an open face does not allow speed, it requires speed. The choice is between speed control and face squaring control. So what are you best at?

[@tylerbarney97]

Wesley Bryan is the best at this takes such a big backswing on short chips

[@Randy-mw1es]

Every golfer should know the bump and run.ITS A SHOT SAVER

[@stevenjames9487]

The ball doesn't roll out as much but why? Fast green, slow green, wet green, dry maintained greens etc... starting with 3 basic chip fundamentals would be a better place to begin. Rule of 12 practice for hand eye coordination. Then downhill uphill practice body positioning.

[@mikeschulik8822]

Close the face slightly and draw when the ball is up and open it up and fade when the ball is down

[@timmcgrath9708]

You don’t want speed, you want spin so angle of attack and dynamic loft (spin loft) needs to be mentioned in this video

[@kyleguiao4508]

This is such good insight! I’ll be practicing this at the chipping green later. Thank you!

[@1495978707]

As a physicist, his understanding/explanation of what's going on isn't quite right. But the conclusion is correct. The more you exert yourself, the less control you have in general. So a lot of golf is being as efficient as possible and being fit, so that you exert as little as possible. Here, the longer backswing allows you to use gravity and accelerate over a longer time, which requires less force, and allows more control as a result

[@Bradley-j6h]

Mind me if I'm wrong but that seemed to be a pitch swing not a chip? Am I misinformed or is chip just a vague term?

[@erichfouke3677]

It’s like a wrecking ball. I’ve played that way my whole life. Long swing doesn’t mean further.

[@hennyboy6934]

certain shots call for different swings if your green side with a lot of room to work with there’s better options

[@lmcdo34115]

Wes Bryan is a great example of this.

[@rvh8411]

Great instruction here

[@nicknorton561]

This bromance is flourishing

[@SharkDawg32]

Gravity is a theory. Think buoyancy and density of the medium(air or water). Electrostatics hold our world together.

[@jackvliet]

And yes please test the driver on the launch monitor

[@mercy20k22]

I’m confused on why you think speed comes from length of back swing. Don’t Jon Rahm and Tony Finau prove that wrong with their short back swing but large acceleration they can create?

[@pacab72]

Love bro is giving advice and then he says “And the ball is not going very far” 😂

[@noahhurley-abelew6536]

Um. That's the point. High controlled shots

[@charliec.3140]

Good tip. Now clean your club face off. 😊

[@docJamesE1318]

Great info

[@cheeksclapping92]

Can this concept be applied to your irons as well?

[@debell22]

What a horrendous sweatshirt

[@Alitubbsgolf]

The best players normally have nice clean grooves too 😂

[@drewturner9395]

Why not use a more lofted wedge?

[@daniellesoulard5215]

Great tip, really great tip

[@newnoggin2]

I will try this if I ever miss a green, but thank you. Just quit missing greens.