The chip and run shot is the preferred method when close to the green. As a rule we want to hit a low running shot rather then a high lobbing shot if possible as the low shot is much easier to control. If you have a sand trap, water hazard or an obstacle in front of you, then you would pitch the ball up into the air vs this chip and run shot.
With a 7, 8, or 9 iron, simply take your narrow open stance, choke down on the handle, lean on your front foot, create a small letter "y" with the club and your arms.. Now swing back and through in a pendulum motion. This is a controlled shot that will defiantly help you get the ball close to the hole.
Note: This shot is most effective off of a good lie.. If you have a bad lie, you are better off using a more lofted club such as a PW or SW
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Good luck and happy golfing!
Terry Carter
National Golf Academy
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I cant believe there is no mention of using less wrists and more shoulders or no wrists and all shoulders. Its probably the most important part of the shot!!
Threadonaspool 1 year ago