GoSports Chip N' Stick Golf Games with Chip N' Stick Golf Balls - Giant Size Targets with Chipping Mat - Choose Classic or Darts

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Some golfers prefer the standard grip, some use their putting grip, and others use a unique grip for chipping. It is about what works best for you and delivers the best results. The short answer to how to chip better is to increase your time on the chipping green. The more you practice your chipping game, the better you understand when to open or close the clubface. And what the ball is likely to do when it lands.

Chip all 5 balls to the easy hole first and record how many you can get within 5 feet of the cup. Each successful chip to inside 5 feet scores a point.This chipping drill has you targeting different flags on the practice putting green. It requires the club you use for your chip shots and 6 balls. Remember that the intention is for the ball to roll, so you need to decide on the spot where you want it to land.

Here is a chipping drill that will place pressure on you and build your short game mental toughness. Start off by measuring a 5 foot radius around the hole, marking different angles around the hole with ball markers. Ideally, your focus should be on that 5 feet to 7 feet range since these are very common when you don’t hit the best chip shot or best lag putt. Golf Practice Plans (Follow these Programs)While many golfers, including pro golfers, use several different clubs for chipping. They have the luxury of years of experience and many hours to practice. This is something most of us do not have. There are plenty of options when it comes to calibrating your distances. My preferred method is to learn one basic stroke size that you are really comfortable with, and to simply change the club. This will alter the distance due to changing flight-to-roll ratios.