If you’re struggling with poor contact or inconsistent low point, your setup might be to blame.
Standing with your feet and hips aimed left and the ball back in the stance makes it nearly impossible to strike the ball cleanly when you’re chipping.
Instead, stand square, keep your aim neutral, flare the lead foot slightly, and center the ball with weight forward on your lead side.
You’ll strike the ground more consistently and make better contact instantly.
Follow for more practical golf tips from Me and My Golf.
Standing with your feet and hips aimed left and the ball back in the stance makes it nearly impossible to strike the ball cleanly when you’re chipping.
Instead, stand square, keep your aim neutral, flare the lead foot slightly, and center the ball with weight forward on your lead side.
You’ll strike the ground more consistently and make better contact instantly.
Follow for more practical golf tips from Me and My Golf.
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