Pro Tips

Being a good chipper allows you to be a more aggressive iron player and gives you the ability to play your approach shots without fear which in turn will help you to lower your scores.

Learning to play chip shots correctly leads to better ball striking throughout the rest of your game. I come across amateur players who break their wrists at the point of contact with the ball on a regular basis. This action results in a “scooping motion” and inconsistency with their chip shots.

Practice with these points in mind and you will without doubt increase your par saving shots and lower your scores.

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