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With An Average GIR of 4 – You Really Need To Practice Chipping
Presented by Golfers Report on June 27, 2024
Why spend 95% of your practice time on the range, when you should make chipping your money shot. Since pros only hit 12 greens in regulation, they work hard at chipping. The average mid to high handicapper will maybe hit 4 GIR. Obviously chipping deserves a lot more respect. _______________________________ To see more related videos
Why Do My Chips Go Right?
Presented by Golfers Report on October 7, 2020
Since most of us don’t get on the green in regulation, inevitably we have to count on our chips to get up and down. And even if you are a good chipper sometimes things go wrong. Probably the most frustrating chipping mistake is when you are just short of the green, you know where you
How To Chip And Roll, And Pitch And Check
Presented by Rman on June 6, 2020
Chipping and pitching are two of the least understood shots in golf, and in this video Clay Ballard clarifies the distinction in terms of their goals. The goal for a chip is to get the ball on the green quickly, and let it roll to the flag with no spin; the goal for the pitch
Chipping Revisited
Presented by Golfers Report on January 19, 2020
Most amateurs need to focus on two basic fundamentals, keep the ball in play and learn how to chip. Most of us have a tough time getting on the green in regulation, so you can never watch enough lessons on chipping to find a technique that works for you. In this video Mike Dero revisits
Chipping Against The Grain
Presented by Golfers Report on March 25, 2018
by the Aussie Golf Reviewer One of golf’s most frustrating shots is the duffed chip shot; especially when your ball is sitting on what looks like a nice lie, one that you normally easily chip onto the green. Well maybe the real reason you duff these shots is that that you are chipping against the
Chipping From Deep Rough Onto The Green
Presented by Golfers Report on June 26, 2017
by Chris Ryan If you watched the 2017 Travelers Championship then you saw some wonderful shots. Of course there was Spieth’s miraculous bunker shot to win the tournament, but there were also some very delicate shots from the deep rough around the green. And those shots are way more difficult for we everyday golfers, than
Teaching Pam To Play Golf – Part 2 Chipping
Presented by Golfers Report on June 3, 2017
by Stan Geer This is episode 2 in the acclaimed series, Teaching Pam To Play Golf. In this episode, Pam moves back from the putting green to learn how to chip. In this series we will follow Pam as she begins her odyssey to learn the game of golf. Her instructor, Stan Geer, will take
How To Put Backspin Into Your Short Game
Presented by Rman on May 21, 2017
by Clay Ballard One of the prettiest sights in golf is when you see a ball travel under a hundred yards, bounce a couple of times and then just check up near the hole. Unfortunately, we usually only get to see this beauty on TV. Our shots, when we do hit the green, generally bounce
Lose Those Chip Chunks And Blades
Presented by Golfers Report on January 16, 2016
by Gary Allis Is there anything worse than being thee yards off the green, visualizing the ball rolling straight to the hole and then chunking your chip shot? Well, I suppose being three yards off the green and thinning the ball across the green and into the bunker is probably worse, but not by much.
The Art Of Chipping
Presented by Golfers Report on July 10, 2015
by Mike Dero Want to score better? Learn to be a really good chipper. We amateurs hit so few greens in regulation, that one of the most important skills for us to master is definitely chipping. There are, of course, a lot of different techniques you can use for chipping. Some guys use the same
Greens In Regulation Are Overrated
Presented by Golfers Report on March 21, 2015
According to the PGA Tour Jordan Spieth is currently in the number 1 spot for greens hit in regulation at 77.22%. Steve Bowditch’s 53.8% puts him dead last. A study done in 1990, which is probably still pretty good, says the everyday golfer who shoots an 85 will hit 5 greens in regulation (27.8%) while