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Uploaded by on Jul 30, 2007

Golf chipping drills and chipping instruction free lessons from www.GoldCoastGolfSchool.com

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  • your also a cocky douche bag

  • swinging mechanics are explained right,but the guy in the video flips his wrists a bit.

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  • thank you very much - love your taste

  • Classic !

  • Mrsteveparr. You are my kinda guy!

  • I practice chipping in my house (my wife hates this). We have a eat-in-kitchen, the table sits on a very short pile rug. I use my 60 degree with 6 degrees of bounce to chip from the rug, over about 4 feet of slate tile to the living room carpet and roll the ball to a coffee cup on the floor 17 feet away.

  • The clubhead is way ahead of the ball. They couldnt find anyone better at this?

  • @gpumn1 Now your parents just need to buy you English lessons.

  • You notice that he has to set the ball up in a good lie before every demonstration shot. That's because his chipping technique scoops into the ball, which is too risky for tight lies. In the closeup at 2:08 you can see he comes in a little fat. This method doesn't provide any margin for error if the ball isn't sitting up.

  • Agreed

  • The golfer's wrists seem to break far too much after impact in this vid, which is in opposition to what they're actually saying. I imagine when this style of chip goes wrong it will lead to skulls and weak scooped shots. 3 stars.

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