STOP DUFFING YOUR CHIPS SHOTS | CHUNKING, BLADING, TOPPING
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- What's the number one reason golfers suck around the green? Chunking, topping, blading, skulling, duffing and flubbing your green side chipping and pitching shots are costing you EVERY TIME YOU PLAY!
The Stack & Tilt system identifies the NUMBER ONE fundamental to be control the "low-point" (CONTACT). Learning to make good contact with your wedges around the green can literally be GAME-CHANGING! The "secret" is to learn HOW and WHERE to hit the ground with the bottom of your swing arc. This video discusses the best way to do this, as well as some of the common mistakes you should avoid at all costs! The drills included in the video are designed specifically to help you control the radius and manage the contact effectively.
It's not a confidence thing... IT'S A TECHNIQUE THING!!! Learn how to practice better to improve your mechanics and hit it solid EVERYTIME!!!
Any questions? Post them down below, and please consider "liking" and sharing this video if you found it helpful. Please subscribe to my channel and grow the community.
#golftec #shortgame #stackandtilt
Brilliant demonstration, thank you.
Thanks for your videos, they have helped me immensely. My short game needs a lot of help and I think this video is just what I need. Your videos are spot on and very thorough. I hope to watch many more videos by you. Thanks again for being there.
I’m french canadian and understand all at you showing in your lessons your accent is very easy to understand Indeed 🤜⛳️
Rob, you are the first instructor that I have found on the internet that addressed my main issue and that is feeling like I will hit the ball too hard and far when chipping. I know this causes me to tense up but I just can't get around it. What can I do....????
Rob what about using the wrists ? I do it , with good results ,specially if the ball is tucked in high grass. I would love ke to see a video from you about flop shot.There is an enormous confusion among teachers and instructors on how to play this shot, everyone says a different thing and it is time to clarify this matter
Hi Rob. What’s the club face doing? Is the turn slightly closing the face or are you holding it off? Thanks for the video!
Great advice Rob, thanks for the free lesson, much appreciated👍😊 However, do you( and almost all of your fellow golf instructor RUclipsrs) deliberately mislabel these vids as 'chipping' when you are of course fully aware that you're pitching? Perhaps it's because most golfers equally mislabel this shot? It's very rare to see a true chipping instructional video, so perhaps you'd like to do one? Thanks again 🙏
@@golftecasia maybe none defined. But most would agree a pitch flies more than it rolls and vice versa for a chip. Anyway your lesson is helping 😊
Super video Rob and really well explained, as always. Many thanks.
Possibly the most helpful golf video I've ever watched on RUclips (and I've watched a few!). Thanks Rob.
Please send your weather (without the humidity) 😀. Great video...
@@golftecasia Hot day in Singapore 33c. Cool day 32c. Last time there, I had to dive into the History Museum for the aircon. Was about to pass out...
Great lesson. I find myself trying to manipulate the stroke with my hands. This lesson will help me with that. One problem I have is chipping from a downhill or uphill lie. Do you have a lesson that addresses this? Thanks very much.
@@golftecasia Absolutely what I needed. Thank you very much Rob. I watch a lot of golf instructional videos, probably from too many different teachers, but, I really like the way you break things down. You don't over talk it like so many do. You are straight to the point and very easy to follow. Think I need to put you at the top of the list and drop most others. Again, thanks.
nicely detailed presentation sir! i am slowly adapting S&T to have an overall consistent game given the limited time i can spend in golf. while i do not have any serious issues with short game, i just had an a-ha moment after watching this video! cheers and be safe!
Very good info and good explanation struggled with this for a long time you have made it very simple and clear 👍cheers Rob
Great lesson as usual Rob! Thank you!
Would you do a video lesson for 40 to 80 yards, please. This is the range where I tend to chunk my shots...
Great to see you outdoors, maybe a new v-log is in our future?
What is your grip/hands doing? .ie are you holding your grip or is it moving at the wrist? Thanks love your teaching's
Hi Rob. Another excellent tutorial. Out of interest, which club were you using, were you choking down and were you using a weak grip? Thanks
@@golftecasia thank you for clarifying. One last thing, were you choking down on the club grip to any degree?
@@golftecasia thanks Rob, That's really helpful. I just need to get out there and start practising and from tomorrow I will
Have you uploaded a bunker shot video?
Thanks Rob. I'm off to practice this in the garden since chunking and topping creeps into my short game at the worst moments in a round
I'm enjoying the chipping videos. I had a question about bowing your lead wrist and strike
Can you bow your wrist too much and compromise strike. Also what do you think the appropriate amount of lead wrist bowing is?
@@golftecasia is that the same for full shots
If you are still giving online lessons is it ok if I paypal you come money and have you look at my full swing?
Would you recommend setting up with more pressure on the lead side?
@@golftecasia Thanks!
Great short game technique..good to know you need to rotate and take the hands out of the shot.
Thanks Rob for another excellent video. I find chipping the hardest to master but this was an extremely helpful and easy to understand video.
This is brilliant instruction Rob, really happy I came across your channel - subbed!
Thanks Rob, i have successfully added this short in my arsenal.
👍Thanks, Rob😁
As always, valuable, on target content. For me, the short game is the first thing to go stale during the off season. Perfect timing, schedule to play this coming week, thanks for the refresher lesson, plan to work on it tomorrow in my practice session. :)
Pls elaborate on what is stack n what is tilt...
Rob thanks for this video. I had asked before if you had one focused on chipping/pitching, thanks. I struggle with this mostly slicing or low point control. I'll practice the drill and it makes since, really close to the S&T just a smaller version it seems to me. So paramount I'm finding for all clubs, driver, irons, & wedges is follow through - that dreaded chicken wing - argh. Oh I love yours and Nicks dual video setup, awesome.
Great video Rob! I know some pros like Phil recommends ball position for chipping either off the front or back foot, but never in the middle. What would you say to that? Thanks
Not sure if I missed it but do you open up your club face to use the bounce or not?
@@golftecasia Thanks coach!
Hi Rob Just had a couple questions Andy Plummer in his stack and tilt videos in 2006 /7 recommended that with the basic chip shot that you deloft the club with the ball placed opposite inside of back foot ,weight 70/30 on front and holding the wrist angle on the back swing and follow through ( ie no more lead wrist flexion and right wrist extension on back swing and follow through ) Also they advocate keeping arms straight and you suggest elbows soft ( maybe both are possible at same time ) This is for the basic chip shot They dont seem too concerned about the bounce etc and they do advocate moving ball forward and opening clubface for higher shots but is not what they advocate as baseline
however seems important that hackers like me know what would be more consistent and think it makes a difference for long games as the easier the technique the better it will be as having to think more on course will lead to paralysis
surely having more active wrist hinge on backswing and follow though is introducing a variable that will lead to more error as opposed to holding the angle which seems more simpler If you are not playing enough then surely you will lose this technique you suggest in regards to the wrists
So what is wrong with the original stack and tilt chipping technique ?
thanks for any feedback
@@golftecasia It does a little but doesnt explain the wrists which seems to be the crux of he matter They advocate wrist cocking( radial deviation on back and ulnar deviation on follow through ) for hitting high shots and opening the stance slightly and even having the club handle slightly forward of ball and moving it back with even higher shots They dont talk about lead wrist extension on follow through
seems like this is a totally different technique
so you just make a chip with lead wrist extension on follow though and then you drive at next hole and you do this again too early now in swing and obviously flip hit and your in the water Creates confusion hence why hard to get better
@@golftecasia sorry correction advocate radial deviation,then ulnar deviation and radial deviation again on follow through for hitting higher and further shots
Oh dear, That wasn't me down in Alvor was it? It certainly could have been. Thanks as always.
With all due respect, regarding the hands I just watched a Phil Mickelson in which he says hands have to go forward in the stance, I'm not saying you are wrong, just the cross information is highly confusing.
Rob, you mentioned about some players worrying about the body turn for fearing of hitting too far, then "freezing" on the shot. The way I see it, it's absolutely paramount to continue turning through the shot (as you well demonstrated), for a successful outcome- even if its only a 10 yard chip.
Great lesson and practice drill Rob... I’ll be doing this a lot from next Monday when Golf relaunches in England 🏴 👌🏻
Rob, great video as usual one question I have is as you move further back from the green, but definitely not a full swing, should you start to widen your stance?
Robb, I have bought the ST DVDs (from some years ago), and I have found them very helpful. Do you have a point of view on them? Anything that has evolved in ST thinking since then? Personally, I think they would benefit anyone who is interested in becoming more consistent.
It appears to me your right arm is bending on the backswing and straightening on the downswing. This would change the radius?
Why do they say narrow stance? I find it more stable with at least a club head separation of my heels.
What drives me crazy about this shot is everyone who explains the shot says don't hinge but I see a slight hinge.
@@golftecasia I see, thanks for the response. In regards to you getting slack about being too detailed, many of us appreciate you for your detail...thank you
Please send me some business cards I tell people every day to go to your channel but law of averages most probably are to lazy to go on youtube and look you up. Last night I watched a father and son in a hitting bay, the father is in my league pretty good 15 handicap, He is telling his son all these crazy things and I am like go on Robs site or channel ever hear of stack n tilt? the father was nice let me show the kid one thing then went back to wacking away at it hitting the side wall etc. this swing is the most hated swing in golf and it boggles my mind that more people dont try it. It changed my life I was so frustrated I gave the game up for 2 yrs the second shoyt duff was enough to drive me insane, then stack n tilt came and I am on t the green putting instead of being mad chipping or pitching on because I hit my second shot behind the ball. The funny part is these videos are FREE BUT MOST WILL PAY A TEACHER THOUSANDS.
Hi Rob Great video. any chance you can do a pitching video and how to adjust from chipping to pitching addressing wrists etc from 60 yards in and how to control distance and trajectory
Thanks