How To Chip & Pitch Shots From Super Tight Lies
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- Опубликовано: 11 май 2023
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Struggling with chip or pitch shots on tight lies? In this video, I dive deep into the mechanics of hitting crisp, controlled shots with spin off challenging surfaces. Learn how to avoid blading and chunking by fine-tuning your grip length, vertical swing plane, stance, and swing path. I also explore the importance of toe-side turf interaction, minimizing forearm rotation, and stabilizing your lead leg to ensure consistent contact and predictable results.
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You're a natural born teacher mate, great lesson!! Subbed.
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Thanks for taking time to share your amazing knowledge of all aspects of the golf swing. I love your no nonsense, get to the point style of instruction.
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This is a game changer, as always love the detailed explanation of why it works!
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Thanks for the technical science to achieve a good chip shot.
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I tried the closed stance today for chipping and pitching. It was awesome! Thank you!
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Excellent video. I'm a low handicapper and you are spot on. Closing the stance is a spot-on tip.
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Insightful; nice to see an analysis and not just a regurgitation of truisms.
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This. So simple and stopped my chipping chunks. I gained four strokes in my first round chipping with a closed stance.
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Great job Trevor. Thanks for doing what you do! Press on!
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Great stuff as always!
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Keep up the content and how direct the instruction is presented
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I moved to Florida and this is killing me. Even 100 yards and in super tight lies. Today I bladed a SW from 75 yards in the fairway. 😢😢
Let me know how this works out!
I’ve been trying this …,
Wow! works great !
Thank you so much.
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Great work Mr Trevor
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Found you giving a youtuber a lesson, sound content Coach keep up the great work.
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Good stuff!!
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Excellent, this should help. I’ve been working on this since last summer. When it works it’s great but when it’s not it’s disaster and I’m not sure why when it’s not. Your instruction here should give me enough of what to do to focus on. Thanks
Thank you! I hope this helps and let me know if you need anything or have any questions!
@@tsgolf will do. Thanks for your dedication to helping us get better.
Im late to the party on this one Trevor ... great tips ... Where on the club face are you hitting the ball ... are you still getting close to center strikes or are the strikes favored more on the toe ... my problem is all my strikes favor the toe .. even when I open the club up ...
So on this specific shot I was trying to hit it off the toe. If you are struggling with toe strikes, check to see if you are taking the club to far outside the arc on the backswing. That’s where I see a lot of toe shots come in. Happy to help explain if you’d like.
Here is a free consultation call if you’d like to discuss! I’d be happy to explain over a call:
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TS
Is this a spinny checking shot or does this typically release with more runout?
Usually has a bit of grab!
Great video! I thought it might not be a bad thing to open the face of the club just a bit and bring the bounce into play in case contact is slightly behind the ball.
Many options you have in short game! That’s the beauty of the creative side of it! Can absolutely do something like that! Especially where every shot is different! Thanks for the comment!
what if u wanna hit it high off a super tight into the grain and soggy lie with a lob wedge? i feel like there is literally no margin for error. even with a wide open face it would still dig
Wet lies and into the grain Bermuda have no margin for error. If it’s a tight lie I still use this method and change the release pattern to the finish (grip handle will point to the ground faster after hitting the shot)
Quick question, as it's a tight lie are you hitting ball first with a slight divot post impact or are you using some bounce in this shot? (To me it looks like your hitting down on it with a little pressure and squeeze on the ball with a bit of forward shaft lean and slight divot, that's the intention, yeah?)
Definitely ball first here! I think the majority of need to focus on ball first before we get into specialty shots like grounding out behind the exposing the bounce. I still like the bounce exposed but would recommend ball first contact.
Hope this helps and thanks for the comment!
@@tsgolf Cool man, thanks
Do you need to open or close the clubface do to the nature of the club being more vertical, or set it square to target?
I would start more neutral to begin but you can play this type of shot w/ open, square and closed (lofted up and down)
@@tsgolf thanks, that makes sense
Very helpful TS! Thanks
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Thank you! Going to have to try this as tight lie chips are very anxiety provoking…the Incredible Hulk keeps appearing on a tight lie chip
You’re welcome! Let me know how it works out for ya!
Is this technique used for each club from 58/54/50 and that just changes trajectory/roll out?
And what type of shot do you want the more heal interaction.
The addiction to yiur videos is real. Thank you for all your personal attention.
So this shot is for contact mostly and contact point is slightly toe based. This is so the toe can slide under the ball. The Tran will have to do with length speed and accent angle/ release pattern.
Only place I use the heel first for turf interaction is buried lies in the rough (open the face and get the heel in there)
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"Get now" remains "grayed out" when I attempt to "get now" when signing up. This "closed stance" thing for short game shots has popped up several times lately for me, especially with bunker shots. Was hoping to see what you had to say about "spine angle" in your "set up" video, maybe for both short game and full shots.
Thank you! I’ll see what I can get for you on the spine coming soon! 👊👊👊
@@tsgolf Currently working through a bunch of your "shorts" and they seem to be covering most of my issues related to the "spine angle" thing. Looking to likely be more of a "hip" thing. Thanks.
is this just for super tight lies? or can i use this technique for pretty much any pitch shot?
It could still be used for any shot type around the greens! It works really well off of the right lies though like in this vid! What other shit types do you have questions on whether this would work or not? Thanks for the comment and question!
@@tsgolf i just need a reliable technique because mine is so inconsistent. i do get really tense especially at impact and i realized it a couple days ago the more relaxed I am and loose I swing the better the contact. I just seem to dig a lot and dont get a lot of bounce interaction
What degree club are you using ?
This is a 58* lob wedge
@@tsgolf thanks….I like you video ! Stick with it, you are good at it and you make sense !!
A piece of crap explanation
I hope you have a great weekend. Sorry to disappoint. If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to reach out