Symptom: You can’t forget that last bad golf shot. You take several shots, or even several holes, to recover from one bad swing or errant shot. So, you end up with a scorecard with mostly good scores, but a few really big numbers on a couple of consecutive holes. And so your handicap stays stubbornly high, even though… Read More »
Symptom: When chipping from a bad lie, your pre-shot chipping routine is little more than hit-and-hope. Sadly, your chip shots sometimes go two feet instead of the thirty feet you had planned. Often the ball nestles down in the grass a few feet away, to make for an even more difficult chip for your next shot. Expletives are… Read More »
Symptom: Golf chipping is your nemesis. Your golf chipping technique results in duffing or chunking or chili-dipping the ball around the green. You wonder how in the world golf ball chipping could be so difficult. After all, a shorter shot should be easier, right? The pros don’t seem to have so much trouble with this. But not for you…… Read More »
Symptom: Your golf chipping technique leaves you far from the hole. Your golf chips are usually struck as intended but just don’t end up close enough to the hole when the ball finally stops rolling. And of course, you don’t get up and down as often as you would like, and your handicap stays stubbornly high… Overview: Before… Read More »
Symptom: You aren’t getting up and down enough when chipping. Your erratic chipping leaves the ball too far from the hole too often, putting too much pressure on your short game. The frequently shouted “get going” or “hit something”, or “&$^#@”. Description: Getting up and down more often requires that you pick a specific specific spot where you… Read More »
