HOW TO CHIP IN GOLF have I Transformed my Short Game
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- Опубликовано: 1 июн 2021
- Transform your golf chipping with Mark Crossfield's how to chip in golf basics. Chipping made super simple golf golfers who want to stop duffing chip shots and start getting up and down a lot more. The secret to better chipping is to use the golf club to help you interact with the ground and ball in a way that limits disastrous strikes and allows you to grow in confidence around the greens. Mark Crossfield has had his issue with his short game and golf chipping which have played out on his golf vlogs over the last few years. Mark has struggled with duffing chip shots, thinning and complete fats with his chipping game. Today he shares his chipping basics that have allowed him to actually start gaining strokes with his short shots and stifling his chip shots.
These golf chips shot tips and lessons have transformed Mark's play from around the greens and there is now reason they cant help beginner golfers with their chipping and experienced golfers alike. In the comments below let us know if these ideas help your short game.
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I love chipping around the green, favorite part of the game
Me 2
Me too. Get lots of practice, because I can't hit a green to save my life!
Good when my driving is bad and bad when it’s good.
I'm in this comment and I don't like it.
Meee tooo !!!!
Great chipping tips Mark! I have needed something like this because my chipping has been really inconsistent.
Just went out and applied these concepts. I like the new feeling and control I am experiencing.
Great video Mark, very helpful. I also struggle with my short approach chipping & relate to your old technique. I will be practicing this technique & hope for more consistency in my chipping.
Usually good. A little streaky: you, Locks and Lee Trevino getting the credit!
We're here 4 it!
I am pretty good chipper of the ball. I subscribe to Phil Mickleson school of thought ... ball is never in the middle of the stance ... its either by the back foot or front foot, weight front loaded, and then hinge & hold. I feel that produces way better results for me than the style of chipping you employ (and most of my friends do). I tend to blade or chunk the ball using the method you described. Given that I will get up and down 70-80% of the time, I feel Phil's method works best for me. PS: I am not left handed :)
www.pgatour.com/stats/stat.130.html
70-80% is pretty good going given Webb Simpson currently leads scrambling stats for pga tour at 69%. Appreciate they’ll have much harder course set up but I think you may be overestimating your success.
@@paulcox4804 That is a fair point. Both about the set-up and my own estimation of stats. I keep rather rudimentary stats. Fairway hit, GIR, Putts per hole and Up-Downs that do include bunkers. My up-and-down percentage is roughly in that range typically.
@@paulcox4804 actually you’re probably right. I just checked my GHIN. Here is the stat summary:
Current HCP Index: 1.6
In last 12 months:
75% par or better. 23% Bogeys, and 2% Bogey+
Putts per round: 28
GIR: 43%
Fairways Hit: 74%
So if I try to correlate missed GIR (57%) to 25% bogey or higher score with # of putts, it doesn’t support my rudimentary stat of 70% or so up and down. The stat I’m truly don’t know how to correlate is putts per hole (1.5 approximately) in this equation of up and down as GHIN doesn’t track that.
Feel bad, stay confident that it’s 80%. Confidence is such a key element of this game.
@@paulcox4804 don’t worry. I’m still a great short gamer! I will stand in front of mirror and tell myself that 100 times tonight 😂!
Great video,thanks Mark. I really struggle with this part of my game at the moment and I have tried too many different "techniques" without any success because they dont feel comfotable(natural) to my delivery. This helps me a lot. Thank you!!!
Got lesson last week and it basically mirrored what you said. Great video keep them coming👍⛳️
Also watch “Kevin Kisner Fixes weekend golfer’s chipping game”
I’ve been a hands person so hit and miss but since watching Kevin kisner its a lot better on my bad shots
This is a great video. Really helped me.
That’s the best chipping video I have ever seen, it’s brilliant. Kisner is the best.
The only thing consistent about my chipping is how inconsistent it is😂
Great video. I’ve picked up bits and pieces of this concept but this was the first comprehensive video on it. Thanks!
Wanted to drop a thank you! This video combined with the pitching video has brought back some solid basics into my swing. The ideas here really helped on the range and brining it onto the course. Cheers bruh!
Love the video Mark. I have struggled with chipping for years. Slowly getting better as I have discarded some of the “traditional” techniques (shaft lean, hinge and hold etc) and moved towards the more neutral ideas in your video. Some new nuggets for me in this video.
Love these ideas, it’s exactly what I’m trying to reinforce as my chipping has improved this year!
Realy love that you are making more instructional videos again Mark, love the channel
Thanks Mark. Can’t wait to try this technique. I’m always leaning shaft forward and find chipping is one of my weaknesses.
Thank you Mark!! I have struggled with how to chip forever and this way has changed my game! Can't thank you enough.
Always have been good around the greens. So much so that I've had to learn the skills of putting from off the green over the past few years because I just never considered it as I learned the game years ago. My 54 is always the first choice. Cheers! Thanks for all the great content🙌
Love this - been struggling with my chipping for a while now, and as I've tried to sort it I've just got handle further forwards and increasingly "diggy". Will def be trying this.
Great video - been practicing chipping recently in my back garden. It’s made a big difference when I’m out on the course.
Great simplification of the technique, making it easier to understand and improve! My chipping has improved since using 7/8 irons more and being more selective with lob wedge.
Had a dedicated coaching session on this and it’s transformed my confidence. I’m often not GIR but having confidence with these types of chip shots means I feel confident getting it close to the pin and give myself a chance to still get a par
Big thx Mark - practised it Friday & used in comp yesterday (my 1st in 17 years), worked superbly & a real step up from what I had been doing👍
Just started adding this to my game and hopefully this will make me more aware around the greens. Cheers great video as ever.
Thx Mark. I am currently working on my short game, and I'll make sure to put these tips in practice.
Thanks Mark. I came across this video at a real low point in my short game. Immediately that I put your technique into action I saw a big step improvement. This works.
Great tips there, they have helped enormously. I have often tended to be a bit of the yips with those shots, especially if I have a decent card going. Using the bounce hasn’t cured me but, has lessened the anxiety and enabled me to get lots more close to the hole for a one putt…thanks👍
Descent enough to get around. Still struggling on bare lies. Thanks for the lessons on here. Really enjoying developing my knowledge through listening to you guys.
Started using this method and its made a big change to my shots around the green! Thanks Mark!
Great video Mark. My chipping is decent lately but have struggled with it at times.
Getting better. Have moved away from handle forward to more middle stance, leaving left leg open to turn through. Great video.
Best Chipping video I've ever watched-and I've watched many!
Great video, everything explained in fine detail. Look forward to practicing these tips in my garden before I head out on the course.
Best chipping video I’ve seen! Thanks, Mark!
Such a helpful video for everybody. I personally have been chipping since more than a year almost exactly like you and my HCPI went significantly down to 3.6. But I pretty often let the shaft stand up to really avoid interaction with the leading edge. I do really recon this chipping technique! Great video!
Just what I needed. Good solid instruction Mark. Thank you.
Pretty good recently as I've been using a putting grip for chip shots up to 30 yds which allows me to move smoothly through the ball and stop jabbing at the ball. Another great video Mark and looking forward to trying these ideas out. 👍
Finding the sole of the club really helped my chipping and short pitches. Hope the weather Ever warms up for you Laplanders. NC/USA
Decent videos with a lot to think about and put into practice for the new golfer (me), can’t wait to give some of this stuff a try. One more subscriber strong, thank you 🏌🏻
Really helpful, will give this a try when i next go out & practice. Like all of my game, chipping is a bit hit & miss. Have been predominantly using my pitching wedge recently so will try with a couple of others too
I’ve switched from the hinge and hold method to this more neutral method and it works for me much better, mega video.
I've modified my technique towards this from hinge and hold ideas and it's helped tremendously.
Fantastic video Mark. My short game changed after I read Stan Utleys book and watched James Ridyards videos. What you are teaching sounds so similar now. Used to struggle with short game coming out of winter now it's the only given I have. Can practice this technique in my living room on the carpet at home now.
2nd watch. Tried these tips over the last couple of rounds and already showing good signs of improvement. Thanks Mark 😄
Exceptionally informative video Mark, top work. Love the detail and the context. Superb.
Yes ! My chipping (short game) is horrific ! Will definitely try this ! Thanks Mark 👍🏌️♂️
Happy right now with short game, 56, 52 and PW as tools from Vokey and Ping. But these is always learning to do and a few new toys may make it even better. Plus your excellent guidance Mr Crossfield of course !
Much better this season. I practiced all winter long chipping down my hallway lol. Working on technique but also feeling how to change trajectory, put a little cut or draw spin on the ball, increase or decrease spin. It’s been a total game changer for me this year, I am much more consistent and confident around the greens especially now that I can finally get outside and practice different lies
I have improved recently by simplifying my chipping, much like you described in this video. I have also softened my grip/hands which helps keep me relaxed on the downswing.
Improved my chipping over lockdown with garden practice and has helped a lot now when playing
Have struggled recently, changed to a wedge with more bounce so the trend has improved markedly almost overnight. Now to practice more and make it a strength again and stop putting so much pressure on the rest of my game 😎
I've had a distinct lack of confidence with my short game this year so definitely going to be taking these ideas into my game and see if they help me.
My chipping is alright, your videos definitely have helped me improve!
Thanks, Mark this is very helpful, look forward to more in this series. I chip fairly decently, much as you recommend. I really like your points about a middle grip and feeling that little lift, that makes a lot of sense, I'm going to experiment with that. Your point about respecting your deviation, trying to get it close is smart, I tend to leave a lot short. One goal this year is to remind myself to be brave, hit it a bit sharper than my instinct which tries to hit soft running shots, compared to fuller shots but with less backswing, a bit more release, spin and check, less run out. I'm still trying to build some lower flighted, but still checking up chips into my approach when I need to fly a bunker or tier or some such. One thing that helped me get away from the shaft lean/ holding on habits is to hit practice shots with one hand, both left and right, because it channels in my brain quickly to a decent tempo and a natural release at impact, reinforces me to turn, turn, turn, have my hands working together, softly avoid deceleration.
Chipping is getting good making a lot more up and downs, taking the pressure off putting.
Really enjoy all your instructional videos, always filled with a fresh look at each situation,
Keep it up.
Just had hip replacement surgery so time on my hands; saw the article in TG so subscribed. I have been struggling with my short game and one of the greenskeepers had shown me this technique last year but I never really got to grips with it. Now I have something to really help me improve. As I play at a links course the contact on the ball is so important of really tight lies. I should be playing again in about 8 weeks and will report back.
Nice video! This will definitely help improving my game around the greens!
My chipping needs some new tools hopefully to improve the outcome! Your video will help as well! Currently my chipping is bad. Thanks
As always you have simplified things for me, I used to have a pretty decent short game but recently it's gone off the boil, absolutely going to put this into practice in the next round.
Love your videos, so easy to watch and always entertaining.
If it's a competitive round, I strongly advise you practise this beforehand. You'll not just be able to rock up and do this (well).
Your video on chipping are life changing. After fatherhood I had the exact same chipping issues as you did. Thanks for the solutions.
Chipping has certainly been my struggle point recently, good tips and explanation, will be giving this method a go, thanks
Exactly same journey for me. Using the bounce more in increasing the impact zone has given me much more confidence
Great Video really hepful ideas,
I am having alot of succes having less shaft lean definatley feeling more consistent when practicing.
Brings more confidence out on the course.
Great video Mark! I’m usually the ball back, shaft forward chipper, and it has served me well over the years, but I’m not opposed to practicing this way…I’ll admit that I do need to practice with more clubs instead of just going for the most lofted wedge every time.
Brilliant, very rarely do I wind a video back to the beginning and watch it again (and again).
Love the tips Mark, keep them coming!!
Much like you Mark....been the weakest part of my game, but after 2 years of work it is a very strong part
Chipping like a train smash at the moment. Great easy to follow video as always guys , best on youtube
Good stuff. Looking forward to more short game tips!
I was so much more confident when I was young. I’m working on it. Thanks for the vid.
Another great video , very anxious too try it . Many thanks
Some good ideas here. You always make me think!
Getting better with your help!
My chipping needs work, keep switching from PW to SW. Great video!
I started shanking my chip last year out of the blue... Now trying to be a little more vertical/on the toe and it's working decent. Very detailed video. Love it.
Off to Sherwood Forest this afternoon so will try to put that lesson into practice as I struggle with heavy and thin chips .....
Best chipping video I’ve watched. It’s my Achilles heel and I’ve worked so hard at it, but a lot of this is new content to me. I’ll let you know how it goes.
Saved to revisit later in the season, good tips, reminders for when technique starts to slip
Thanks, I'm working on my chipping so this landed at the perfect time 👍
Once I got away from always using my lob wedge to better club selection I improved a lot !!!
Chipping from bad to improving using a similar process that you explained in your video. I am going to try the chest up to as explained.
Superb tutorial👍👍. Chipping generally decent, coincidentally having come back to golf recently I’m switching from old school as you describe to the method suggested. Old school used to be great when I practised sooooo much lol! Trickier now though & margin for error more relevant now.
This changed my life. I’ve been suffering with hinge and hold for years. No longer! This really works folks. Thank you Marc Crossfield!
Some days I am brilliant at chipping other days rubbish. I tend not to hit greens in regulation so chipping is key to my game. I could do with a set of wedges. Mine are 8 to 10 years old. Great instruction as always.
I love my chipping, big feel player and love playing around the greens.
The great thing about chipping and putting, is that big gains can be seen from some practice time. Really saves strokes! Thanks Mark!
At long last! You are back to giving good educational tips! Love it!
Love a wedge but it's my one club I'm most inconsistent with. Thank you for the videos , I'm not a strong driver so short game is my aim to improve:)
This is video is elite.
I fully endorse this modern idea of neutral shaft angle/use the bounce that Mark talks about in the first 1/4. I used to do the weird stances & forward shaft lean things and good lord, why?!
I like toe down & more upright too for height.
Great video best chipping advice I have seen !
My chipping has been fairly good
recently, but when its bad it's very bad. Had 3 chips ins for birdie in the last 6 rounds but keen to try these moves to get some more consistency...as always thanks for the content
My chipping has been very inconstant until this year, I used to try to punch the ball and dig behind because I didn't have good speed control so was fearful of sending the ball past the greens, but I would either fat it and the ball would only move a foot or I was still sending rolling across and over the green. My chipping now has been improving and I have been getting much more consistent with my shots within 25 yards of the greens. I have been practicing within this distance quite a bit in the back yard but that's about all I can get for distance before hitting the course or range. I have been practicing my pacing and bouncing the club thanks to your and others videos. Thanks for all the great content!
I use the same technique for pitch shots. When I chip, I still use the forward shaft lean, but open my stance more to use the bounce as well.
Short game was a huge weakness so I practiced this all winter, and I ambsolutky love the technique. No more chunks, and have been super consistent.
I got the v1 app and always thought it was my driving letting me down turns out it was my chipping. Been practicing that and have seen a massive difference in scores. Going to practice these tips.
Definitely going to give this a try. I’ve been trying to chip like Phil but with mixed results.
Great video Mark. I have struggled all my life with my short game which is really frustrating. I have tried all options from chippers to just putting and even had some lessens over the years but I have now started shanking my shirt chips. I normally have the shaft forward when chipping but I will go out and try your option and see if this helps. Maybe I can stop wasting 5 or 6 shots a round now duffing chips. 🤞 looking forward to your future videos on this subject 👍 Thanks for the advice
Very good, my chipping, pitching is savour of my golf game, I get up n down 80% of the time. Also has got better since going back to Cleveland wedges, I’d say on personal preference best out there for the money 🏌🏼♂️⛳️👌🏻
Chipping below what I want. Looking forward to trying your techniques.
Finally starting to sort this out in my third year. I'd say the two most useful shots I'm working on are running a 7 iron up tp the hole and a high one that doesn't roll out too much. Now that I'm finally able to send a nice arching high one in, I'm tending to go with the 7 iron more and more.
I struggle with my chipping. Love the video