@@KillBill2497 from what i’ve seen a lot of people who don’t golf tonnes struggle to create 1/2 or 3/4 swings even 1/4 swings. hitting a club full is so easy but putting less juice behind it is a big adjustment fr newer golfers. so i completely agree with you, easier said than done.
@@kaden593 well what I've learned from videos and experience is that you always accelerate throuvh the ball, so the only difference is how far back you take it. It's not as hard that way, it's just hard to be consistent
Good Good Labs is providing high-level, easy to understand content, to thousands of subscribers for free! Watching this video saved me from paying for a chipping lesson. Keep up the great work, gents! Good Good Labs is “good for the program!”
The Good part about these guys - no click bait. The advice is all solid advice and correct. Ive taken lessons from two diff instructors and they taught the EXACT same thing and this is free. Good Good Stuff.
Im 49 years old I still shoot up 70s low 80s unlike when I played high school golf then on to couple years junior college golf I don't have a lot of time to practice the good good labs I feel are such good tools to keep an old dog in check . Thanks guys
If you're the type of person who suffers from the "jerk motion" in their chips, what I find helps a lot is to try chipping with just one hand for a while. I'm right-handed, so I would just loosely hold the club with my right hand. It makes it more difficult to force that jerking motion when you're holding the club with just one hand, it naturally becomes slower and smoother. Hit like 20 chips with one arm and then go back to chipping with both hands and you will defo feel like your rhythm is more steady and fluid with the chipping.
Man, let me first say thank you to the Good Good "Team." I used your chipping instructions and it paid immediate dividends by just opening up slightly with my stance. Your CLARITY in explaining things is superb and your videos aren't overly long where it can lose viewers attention.
This video was so beneficial. I watched it last week and my very next round I hit a 60 yard hole out with my 56* (first ever hole out) thanks GoodGood, keep it up!
Really helped! If I can get comfortable with this it’s a game changer! I was thinning and chunking my chips all the time, but I was dialed in on the chipping green today. Even holed one!
Thanks so much for a great visual. I was always a mad good chipper and then had a severe injury and had to be away from the game. I rebuild all my positions in my full game but lost my short chipping. Garrett’s visuals are spot on and gave me the magic back. Thank you brother
A little bit late to,the party (1 year😊) but just seeing this last night. Took it to the course and holed out on the third hole for a birdie and than a second time in the round fort a double bogey. Wearing some big smiles afterwards. Thanks for the lesson. I couldn’t wait to go to the practice area after the round to practice some chips. Thanks Garret and Grant!! Tom
Very useful tips. No gimmicks 👏. One thing I did not see in video is the motor move / body to generate consistent strikes. I used to be handsy until. I learned to “rock my triangle”.
This is great! I struggle the most with a lie that sat down in the rough from about the same distance. I know the concept is the same but its so hard not to get stabby or hit it way too far cause of fear of getting caught up in the rough.
I had to come back to this video just to share my first round since watching this video. I’m a 22 handicap that mostly struggles with chipping. Grants tip on keeping the top of the club ahead of the face took 6 strokes off my game. Thank you good good you are changing the game of golf one swing at a time god bless u
Thank you this was the most informative chipping video that related to my issues, thank you...My major issue is when I practice chipping awesome, when I get on the course, disaster....Any suggestions to remedy this fear
Great advice, I just wish when people teach they wouldn't say left foot or right foot, There are lots of us Left Handed Hitters in the world. they should be saying front foot. like when Grant said to put weight on left foot, this is showing left handed hitters the wrong foot to put their weight on. I've been following these lads for some time now and what a great bunch of guys to watch and learn from.
try this at on a practice green. put 100 percent of your weight on your front foot, and lift your back foot on your tippy toe. your essentially standing on your front foot and using your other foot/toes strictly to keep balance.. hit some chips like this and make sure to keep the hands in front of the club head. and just hit the ball like if your putting. all shoulders. no arms.
@@3spressoShot so are you just creating muscle memory to remind yourself to have your weight forward? Is there a drill for full swings? Or just do that weight forward drill just chipping some and then just go in to your full swing?
A lot of people hate practicing short game but I could mess around at a beautiful place like that all day long. Thanks for the reminders on what and what not to do around the greens, boys.
This is great. I've gotten so comfortable chipping (literally just from watching Garrett in all the Good Good / GM videos) and this just sort of confirms the changes I made. With winter coming up, would love to see a video on some at home indoor drills to keep the game sharp for next season.
I'd like to see a video about how to read the green on chip shots. How do you know when it's going to check or release? How do you gauge where you want to land a shot?
I am subscribed to everyone in good good, including watching and liking all the videos. Literally every single one for who knows how long now. Years. I just realized I wasn't subscribed to Good Good Labs!!! How?!?! Everyone make sure you are subscribing it is so easy to forget but so easy to just click!! Awesome stuff Good Good!!!!
Hey guys thanks for the tips and a shout out from South England. Watching your videos has reignited my passion for playing golf on the course. I lived in the USA for 6 years, and miss the courses and sweet weather. Keep it up guys, you all are great fun and positive vibes, a great influence for everyone. 🏌️🏌️🏌️
How about doing a lesson explaining the two completely different techniques used (pitching technique vs chipping technique). Most golfers don't even realize that these are two different techniques, and they commonly use the pitching technique when trying to chip and vice versa. They also commonly use the wrong clubs. When pitching they use clubs better suited for chipping and again vice versa. All these videos you guys are making are great and I'm really enjoying watching you guys grow, but they could be so much better. Clearly you guys have the talent and the passion. Keep up the great videos.
This is better than the overly technical tips from the classic golf coach UA-camr (eg Matt Fryer). I find they make it too complicated rather than simplifying and expanding, which you guys did.
From that spot I think I would definitely put instead of chip. I was also wondering where should the ball position be for long chips and shorter chip shots?
I would love a Good Good lab talking about the various ball positions and how to set up and swing... Rough, hard dirt, tall grass, wet ground. Maybe even ball above and below feet.
I love these videos!! I’ve been working on my chipping a lot the past few days. I actually play in the morning tomorrow at 9 (I should probably be sleep… lol). I’m a lefty, so I noticed if I aim a little to the right of my target, it spins to the left towards the hole if I have good contact. You guys are awesome!! 💪🏾💪🏾
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Can we get a good labs on a 30-50 yard pitch shot? Definitely a part of my game that could use improving.
@Rynik05 - GC Pirates1205 facts. its a scorecard killer
Just quarter swing a 60 degree or if it's a clean fairway, bump and run a 7 iron. Easier said than done though haha
@@KillBill2497 from what i’ve seen a lot of people who don’t golf tonnes struggle to create 1/2 or 3/4 swings even 1/4 swings. hitting a club full is so easy but putting less juice behind it is a big adjustment fr newer golfers. so i completely agree with you, easier said than done.
this. I'd certainly love some tips on this. standing over the ball inside 90-100yds feels bad man. plz help.
@@kaden593 well what I've learned from videos and experience is that you always accelerate throuvh the ball, so the only difference is how far back you take it. It's not as hard that way, it's just hard to be consistent
It's cool to see everyone humble enough to take advice from garret and grant
Fax tho
Thats why we love the boys
Lol I don’t think tig likes it too much.
@@JasonMote7 no I agree but he also wants to get better at golf and you can always improve
@@JasonMote7 yeah notice there was a cut after tig chipped when Garrett was saying tig has a tendency to slice his chips and then he disappeared 😂
Matt hitting his head at :45 had me in tears 😂😂😂
Garrett became a good chipper from using a 9 Iron when hes got 190yards left into the green and surprised that he left it short :P
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Facts lol
Good Good Labs is providing high-level, easy to understand content, to thousands of subscribers for free! Watching this video saved me from paying for a chipping lesson. Keep up the great work, gents! Good Good Labs is “good for the program!”
The Good part about these guys - no click bait. The advice is all solid advice and correct. Ive taken lessons from two diff instructors and they taught the EXACT same thing and this is free. Good Good Stuff.
Im 49 years old I still shoot up 70s low 80s unlike when I played high school golf then on to couple years junior college golf I don't have a lot of time to practice the good good labs I feel are such good tools to keep an old dog in check . Thanks guys
If you're the type of person who suffers from the "jerk motion" in their chips, what I find helps a lot is to try chipping with just one hand for a while. I'm right-handed, so I would just loosely hold the club with my right hand. It makes it more difficult to force that jerking motion when you're holding the club with just one hand, it naturally becomes slower and smoother. Hit like 20 chips with one arm and then go back to chipping with both hands and you will defo feel like your rhythm is more steady and fluid with the chipping.
great tips coming through, this channel been a blessing.
Man, let me first say thank you to the Good Good "Team." I used your chipping instructions and it paid immediate dividends by just opening up slightly with my stance. Your CLARITY in explaining things is superb and your videos aren't overly long where it can lose viewers attention.
The checklist and specific talking points was exactly what these vids were missing, the channel is really coming along boys!
Life goal is to be a member at a place with this amazing practice area
This video helped my short game more than ANYTHING else I have seen on UA-cam! Thank you!
Best lesson yet all! Super informative, great team, and awesome to see Colin out there!
This video was so beneficial. I watched it last week and my very next round I hit a 60 yard hole out with my 56* (first ever hole out) thanks GoodGood, keep it up!
THANK YOU FOR FINALLY ADDING THE CHECKLISTS/TIPS/PROS OF WHATS BEING SHOWN
Fabulous way to demonstrate how to play golf shots - 6 men 6 different techniques. Excellent. One of the best chipping lesson watched.
Really helped! If I can get comfortable with this it’s a game changer! I was thinning and chunking my chips all the time, but I was dialed in on the chipping green today. Even holed one!
Just found this channel today and I’m immediately hooked. Your explanations and breakdowns are so helpful. You’ve got a new fan.
Thank you for the good tips !
I like how you explain why you're doing what you're doing, and the subtleties. Very helpful !
Thanks so much for a great visual. I was always a mad good chipper and then had a severe injury and had to be away from the game. I rebuild all my positions in my full game but lost my short chipping. Garrett’s visuals are spot on and gave me the magic back. Thank you brother
A little bit late to,the party (1 year😊) but just seeing this last night. Took it to the course and holed out on the third hole for a birdie and than a second time in the round fort a double bogey. Wearing some big smiles afterwards.
Thanks for the lesson. I couldn’t wait to go to the practice area after the round to practice some chips.
Thanks Garret and Grant!!
Tom
even though the video is old, you guys make a short and concise video tutorial which is appreciated to learn golf by myself :)
You guys are the best and killing it appreciate all these videos! Can’t wait to see your success in the future
Made a birdie yesterday thanks to this channel! You guys are doing a lot for inexperienced golfers and we greatly appreciate you!
love it !!!! For a new player like me this tips are gold !!! Even more when i cant afford having lessons. Ty guys
Very useful tips. No gimmicks 👏.
One thing I did not see in video is the motor move / body to generate consistent strikes. I used to be handsy until. I learned to “rock my triangle”.
This is by far the best and most interesting golf instruction on You Tube yet!! Keep up the good good work guys!! 😁👍
Big cheers from Korea! Im a big fan of GM Golf~~~~ GoodGoodgolf hats are on point!!!
This is great! I struggle the most with a lie that sat down in the rough from about the same distance. I know the concept is the same but its so hard not to get stabby or hit it way too far cause of fear of getting caught up in the rough.
This was a good good one! Thanks Garrett for this lesson. I tried it and my chipping stoke never felt better. Keep them coming.
I had to come back to this video just to share my first round since watching this video. I’m a 22 handicap that mostly struggles with chipping. Grants tip on keeping the top of the club ahead of the face took 6 strokes off my game. Thank you good good you are changing the game of golf one swing at a time god bless u
These sessions are good good! Really helpful for my game. Keep it up.
Great lesson been waiting for this one... Also I would add grip pressure is also important, super loose grip in my humble opinion. Thanks guys
Really needed this one, I’ve added a lot of strokes to my game lately due to super chunky chips. Thank you guys for the tips
All of these vids are spot on.. Great stuff!
Not only is this FREE golf instruction, its better than most other "chipping tutorial" videos on youtube.
excellent content. love to see the younger guys teaching. they cut through the complexity of golf and make it fun and simple. well done!
Love this. How about pitching out of thick Bermuda?
Thank you this was the most informative chipping video that related to my issues, thank you...My major issue is when I practice chipping awesome, when I get on the course, disaster....Any suggestions to remedy this fear
Good good labs should explode as a channel. Keep up the great content!
Matt with the subtle tricep flex at the start of the video. Absolutely jacked.
Thank you for the information. I will be using it. You guys rock.
Best GG labs video yet. Solid tips.
That helped a lot guys. Thanks from Bob in scotland. Ps keep up the good work, really enjoying all the videos .
I agree with Matt. I'm in the same boat. 30 plus years of playing golf, and I still hate my 60.
Best golf channel on YT love it
Very helpful! Would love to see a video talking more about the type of chips and various lofts used. Also what are Garret or Grants stock chips. 👍
Great advice, I just wish when people teach they wouldn't say left foot or right foot, There are lots of us Left Handed Hitters in the world. they should be saying front foot. like when Grant said to put weight on left foot, this is showing left handed hitters the wrong foot to put their weight on. I've been following these lads for some time now and what a great bunch of guys to watch and learn from.
Love a lesson on how to compress the ball I try leaning the shaft and shifting weight still struggling
try this at on a practice green. put 100 percent of your weight on your front foot, and lift your back foot on your tippy toe. your essentially standing on your front foot and using your other foot/toes strictly to keep balance.. hit some chips like this and make sure to keep the hands in front of the club head. and just hit the ball like if your putting. all shoulders. no arms.
@@3spressoShot so are you just creating muscle memory to remind yourself to have your weight forward? Is there a drill for full swings? Or just do that weight forward drill just chipping some and then just go in to your full swing?
A lot of people hate practicing short game but I could mess around at a beautiful place like that all day long. Thanks for the reminders on what and what not to do around the greens, boys.
Great tips guys, chipping is the worst part of my game. I can't wait to try these tips out. Thank y'all please keep posting tip video
LOVE THIS SERIES OF LABS AND SERTENLY HELPING ME.
Certainly?? Wtf
This is great. I've gotten so comfortable chipping (literally just from watching Garrett in all the Good Good / GM videos) and this just sort of confirms the changes I made. With winter coming up, would love to see a video on some at home indoor drills to keep the game sharp for next season.
Wonderful lesson. Thank you. Question: Does rocking the shoulders like one does in a putt, help with chipping?
Incredible info lads already changed my driver game
Love the content. Would like to see a video with greenside bunker tips. Go Grant. Let's go!!!
I'd like to see a video about how to read the green on chip shots. How do you know when it's going to check or release? How do you gauge where you want to land a shot?
I am subscribed to everyone in good good, including watching and liking all the videos. Literally every single one for who knows how long now. Years. I just realized I wasn't subscribed to Good Good Labs!!! How?!?! Everyone make sure you are subscribing it is so easy to forget but so easy to just click!!
Awesome stuff Good Good!!!!
I’m sure y’all are already working on it but bunker shots would be cool. Green side and fairway bunkers. Love the channel boys
Hey guys thanks for the tips and a shout out from South England. Watching your videos has reignited my passion for playing golf on the course. I lived in the USA for 6 years, and miss the courses and sweet weather. Keep it up guys, you all are great fun and positive vibes, a great influence for everyone. 🏌️🏌️🏌️
Awsome! Can't wait to see something on the downswing.
How about doing a lesson explaining the two completely different techniques used (pitching technique vs chipping technique). Most golfers don't even realize that these are two different techniques, and they commonly use the pitching technique when trying to chip and vice versa. They also commonly use the wrong clubs. When pitching they use clubs better suited for chipping and again vice versa. All these videos you guys are making are great and I'm really enjoying watching you guys grow, but they could be so much better. Clearly you guys have the talent and the passion. Keep up the great videos.
Very useful, thanks guys. Would be good to see a summary of what you talked through at the end of the vid, just bullet points etc.
Thank you guys I've been studying and y'all's wisdom is helping me 🤘
Fantastic content boys keep it coming!
Nice video! One mistake I tend to make a lot, is turning my head to the target before I hit the ball. I duff it nearly every time I do that.
You may not be teaching Pro’s but what you are saying is spot on!
KISS…”keeping it super simple”
Nice vid guys.
Who’s doing the one on putting?? 😂🤣😂
Watched this a couple days ago it really helped me and today I got my first chip in ever. 🥰
Thanks fellas! I've been having a lot of problems with green side chipping and I feel like practicing these fundamentals will help me a lot.
Perfect lesson. I also choke down a little, esp for uphill chips.
Great tips guys! ‼️👌🏽
Another great video. I would love it if you guys posted a video on how to hit a draw or a fade. Thank you.
i would love that as well! drawing the ball is like second nature for me but i can’t hit a fade to save my life 😂
This is better than the overly technical tips from the classic golf coach UA-camr (eg Matt Fryer). I find they make it too complicated rather than simplifying and expanding, which you guys did.
From that spot I think I would definitely put instead of chip. I was also wondering where should the ball position be for long chips and shorter chip shots?
You guys are the best! Come to Columbia, Missouri
Really helpful....thanks guys!
This video is awesome. You guys are great
Don’t ever stop the lessons and the labs they are the basis of all the good good content!
Another stellar video but 70-30 yards in would be awesome, that’s the zone that gives me fits
great lesson but what degree loft did you use
I love how all the guys are practicing around while Garret and Grant teach! So cool’
Matt heading a golf ball at 0:43 is fantastic
love these videos thank you guys a lot
Would love a video on optimal impact positions with different clubs :)
About to play TPC Champions this weekend. Just what I needed to beat my record. Thanks GG!
Thank you! More good labs! I suck, and I want to suck less, so these are super simple and easily repeatable. Perfection
This lesson was so good. Amazing tips.
I would love a Good Good lab talking about the various ball positions and how to set up and swing... Rough, hard dirt, tall grass, wet ground. Maybe even ball above and below feet.
dont change your ball position from where you would normally play a given club in any of those situations.
Nobody gonna talk about how clean that header from Matt was at 00:42?
I knew the form haven’t considered the grain thanks for that fella’s. These are awesome tips.
Piping my irons from that dont rush downswing cheers boys from australia ✌️💪❤️❤️
I love these videos!! I’ve been working on my chipping a lot the past few days. I actually play in the morning tomorrow at 9 (I should probably be sleep… lol). I’m a lefty, so I noticed if I aim a little to the right of my target, it spins to the left towards the hole if I have good contact. You guys are awesome!! 💪🏾💪🏾
Would love to see how they would go about hitting a short sided chip
Maybe a follow up, with using a hybrid wood around the green as a "chipper" ?
Will you guys do a video about fixing a pull hook?
Yoooo we got a good good labs channel?? Let’s goooo
Love the vids boys. Free lessons are better than no lessons lol 😂
Keep em coming boys!
Excellent content - playing tomorrow and will put it to use.