THIS WILL TRANSFORM YOUR CHIPPING!
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- WRIST or NO WRIST?
Should you use your wrists for chipping and pitching?
This question is one of the most common ones I hear when discussing the short game and shots around the green with players looking to improve their short game.
The short answer is YES... but HOW YOU USE YOUR WRISTS depends on a few factors. It depends on what type of shot you are trying to hit. What the lie is like. Do you want the ball to fly high or low? Do you want it to stop close to where it lands, or release once it hits the ground. You also need to factor in what the lie is like and what the ground conditions are like, as well as any slope that you are playing from, or need to land your ball on.
The wrists are involved in EVERY single shot you hit in golf - even putting. Eliminating them completely is neither possible, nor desirable. Managing the wrists is the key to having success with your chipping and pitching around the green, and understand exactly HOW TO MOVE THE WRISTS will free you from the shackles of your one-way thinking when it comes to these shots and unlock an entire new world of possibilities when it comes to your shot selection around the green.
In this video, I will use the HACKMOTION wrist sensor to explain and demonstrate how the wrists move for 2 different types of shots around the green - LOW and HIGH - along with the set-up required for each shot.
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Wow, wow, wow, I really like that detail on opening/closing the club face and marrying that with raising/lowering the club. Opening the club face and lowering the club for a high chip makes so much more sense now. Awesome!
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Nice post. First time viewer. I’ll be back.
Such educational seminar…..Sir You are the only one with so much important details s s s….on closed shots to the green chipping technique.
Appreciated 🎉
ErEf, Montréal, Canada
Good information/advice on aiming the club head
on short runners and higher shots - information that golf coaches rarely highlight! Helpful. Thanks.
This is very helpful. I have been confused about using/not using wrist as part of the chipping/pitching situations
Brilliant
Face magnet was an eye opener
EXCELLENT!!!! Short game is Dthe key
up, down, open, close, game changer
You are without a doubt at the top of all golf coaches anywhere !
@@golftecasia thank you for taking the time to do what you do !
wow this is monumental
New concepts. You speak clearly and simply which helps visualize your ideas. Kudos!
Rob, it works just like you said. Thank You!!!
Thanks for the great advice
Why has this man less than 25k subscribers unbelievable, he is without doubt one of the most thorough instructors out there.
Totally agree, one of the best
He is unbelievably great at explaining his tips!
Thanks.wonderful info
You are probably the best coach /guide, addressing the real concerns of amateur golfers with solutions based on sound fundamentals! So beautifully you describe here crucial shots around the green with simple adjustments of grip and wrist. Highly appreciate, Rob
Another great video!
Once again thank you much
Alignment methodology was definitely a must to improve pitch and chip. Thank you for the awareness.
Butterfly grip I seen it called
very very good
Awesome!!! Tnx😊
Excelent!!! Hoiwever still Confused with the grip! Weak for both short shots?
While I've heard some of the points you make before from others, I've never seen/heard all these different aspects put together like this - so useful! Thanks very much!
I hate the idea of "changing" grip for chipping... but I've been digging the secrets out of the dirt long enough to say confidently, if not reluctantly, its right
More of this type of instruction PLEASE
This chipping/pitching video is excellent, Rob gives clear explanations of the process and not a one size fits all recipe instructions from so many online golf coaches. Big thumbs up !!!
I've had much better results hinging the wrist on the backswing and holding the position on the down swing.
This really is exceptional teaching in my opinion.
Yes I’ve used a magnet rod. Helps a lot. Wrist usage was prohibited in the lessons I received. I will give it a try. This video clarified what I was feeling as far as the wrist usage. Thanks.
Never saw the metal rod on the club face in regards to chipping. Very impressive and explained a lot about my own chipping direction wows. Great chipping instructional video. will be watching this video before every chipping practice session.
It is a great video it will take watching many times for me to get the gist of everything mentioned
Thanks Rod
Have really really weakened my grip when chipping .. and have listened and watched your videos since then I’ve gone from a poor to a good chipper and pitcher ..you and all the S&T instructors are brilliant
This is extremely helpful, thank you!!!✌️
Very useful information, especially the change in grip strength for use in the short game. Never really thought about it from that perspective. Thanks.
Thanks a lot for showing the invisible move of our swings. Always precise and interesting. 🙏👍
So for low, bump and run stand closer to the ball w shaft more upright. For higher land soft shots hands low stand farther away from the ball and slight opening of the club face. The challenge is remembering this in the heat of battle and various lies can alter these. Love your instruction and am sure I have company. Thank you Rob.
very very helpful
Standing closer to chips/pitches = more vertical plane & less likely to Chunk it!
Rod on Club face very instructional!
Yes I think this lesson is very important to are golf game - great lesson- plus the visual of the golf club training Aid way awesome - looking forward too your next video- keith thank you
Thanks, I can’t wait for the snow to go away so I can get out there and try it.
Always great content, but this one strikes me particularly hard. I have been honing my game and really focused on 130 yds in last year and I dropped from a 13 to an 8.6. One of my next areas of focus is the chipping area. I always fooled myself and frankly put more pressure on my iron play to not miss greens due to a bad chipping and pitching motion/results. Some people are good at it naturally and I am not one of them. I am here to say you can only avoid this so long then you have to put the work in on the chipping/pitching to save par or birdie par 5’s when you don’t hit the green in 2. Thank you so much for the content and taking the time to focus on key subjects and finding illustrative ways to prove physically what your try to feel. This type of content works for visual and feel players. Awesome!
Great video Rob! What was the rod called that you attached to the club face to show loft changes and where can I get one.
Yes I did learn something. In 2008 I took an action to improve my short game and spent months at a short game facility 3x to 4x per week. You crystallized what I learned about my swing and added a few angles (pun intended) that I still do need to learn before I go out this spring. Thank you!
Wow, Rob! Great insight into the short game! Thanks so much! I've always used a strong grip for every shot. Your method makes sense to change the grip in order to hit the ball higher. I've always had better luck using my wrists in every shot. Poor contact, especially with thin lies & deep grass if you take the wrists out of the shot. What about short bunker shots??? Weak grip there, also? Thanks for all your help!
Greg
Does the grip size - regular, oversized, jumbo - make any of these motions easier?
Thanks Rob, superb tutorial. What do you think about using your putter grip for chipping? Incidentally I have a weak left hand grip with my putter.
Most would think that on a short chip, that one would swing around a stable head. This is a very detailed video, but you fail to point out how as the chipping club goes back, your head and weight moves FORWARD. I should think this motion is pretty essential. It counter balances the weight of the club and arms going back.
Start at 9:12 to watch the replays....
Nice video. I’m doing much better with a weak grip and no wrist from 9 iron to 58 wedge. Then I’m moving from weak to neutral up to the driver and no wrist (Rochambeau style)
I've been struggling horribly with my chipping, going back and forth between using wrist hing and no wrist. So bad that I'm putting from 20 ft from the green and losing my desire to play this wonderful game. I play with a strong grip and I've never heard it explained like this. I'm excited to get out and work on using both methods with the weaker grip depending on the shot. Hopefully this will help with the right hand flinch I've developed and build some confidence.
This is a very interesting video, especially relating to the weaker grip. I have a couple questions:
1) one method I tried was from something I saw online that teaches to stand closer to the ball, shaft more upright, in order to keep the heel of the club more off the ground to prevent it from "grabbing" and opening the face more at impact, or prevent chunking the chip. Does your method use this theory? Or is that only for a particular long/short grass lie?
2) do you adjust your address closer/farther from the ball based on length of grass in the lie, or mainly based on distance of green to work with?
Thanks for posting this video.
What should be the angle of attack at impact when using the wrsit hinge for a high shot? Should it be still trying to compress the ball then turf or it should use the bounce to kind of hitting the ground first similar to sand shot or flop shot?
I didn’t learn anything today but i really enjoyed this video. It was the first time I’ve seen loft, shaft raise/lower, target line and wrists all in one chipping video. IMO, the only piece missing was talking about the bounce that was added when adding loft or removed when delofting, and how that leading edge interacts with the ground.
@@golftecasia Well, I’ve seen it before, but never with all of those elements in the same vid. I think the ultimate chipping video would be THIS one, plus Bounce, thickness of lies (hard pan, thick rough, obv done outside), ball above/below your feet (with the magnetic stick again), leaning left/right which adds/reduces loft. All that in under an hour? Masterclass may be in play
Michelson’s 3 minute chipping 101 was pretty good, as well as his long short game vid, but neither of those are as efficient and thorough as what this could be
Only a complete beginner believes the long game is more important than the short game. The short game IS the game!! 🏌🏾
Magnetic tool shows so much. Weak grip is a real help.
Superb explanation so that everything makes such perfect sense.
Appreciate your work, great video.
Grateful Aussie.
Thanks!
Excellent video. Very helpful.
Use the risk to chip
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Great video! Thank you.
Excellent tip thank you ❤
Thanks it was great vedio
Great video, thank you!
Great video -- being able to use two distinct versions of the chip shot can only be advantageous. With the chip-and-run, one needs to be clear when an extended roll will be a good thing. Otherwise, the controlled high-flight/short-roll can help "place" the ball as near to the hole as possible. Wonderful video. Thanks Rob!
Good instruction! I will definitely try these tips soon!
Well said great teacher
Short game lowers your score. "Chick's dig the long ball but your wallet loves the short game."
Great lesson
Wow! This was eye opening!
great video!
Short game for dow!!!
Rob, gold dust showing club direction. Just bought one to show direction.
for years I have been told to use in chipping the least amount possible of wrists action so my swing was more shallow and not steep.Result was thin shots and fat shots.Now I use the hinge and hold method and my chipping has enormously improved.Yes, do hinge your wrists if you want to chip well
Thank you 🙏
I like wrists. Hinge and go. Can hinge and go back further for a full shot also.
Can you address the “covering “ of the ball by the trail-hand?
Is the same grip used for bunker shots also?
Wrist is better for me
Excellent video! And no, I have never seen that exercise with the magnetic aid. Very interesting! Thank you!😊
What are the best training aids to buy
Example
1. Hack motion vs the hanger
2. Grip training aid
3. Dewiz
What would you recommend
Like the stick on the club face. Eye opener. And shocking not to notice that. Thanks
Muchas gracias!!
Fuerte abrazo .
For me, the more wrist action used, the more emphasis on timing is required. Without using bounce, I cannot do a repeatable flop shot.
Hi Rob can you please advise me if you are controlling the swing of both these shots with the trail or lead arm? I have trouble with finding a constant bottom of my swing & ball contact.
Rob you have taught me so much. Many questions have been answered with your UA-cam videos. My question is, does lifting or lowering the club work the same way with the driver? Thank you.
First class information.
Very revealing the concept of where the loft is pointing with the face rod.
I find I’m always caught out on ball above feet shots firing off to the left… again, no wonder, the loft is pointing way left.
It’s a shame the face rods don’t work on hybrids, fairway and drivers .
Rob - I have weakened my grip and it has eliminated the number of bladed mis-hits shooting over the green and has helped in my bunker escapes as well.
with deeper lies, wrist action seems neccessary, otherwise you couldn't develop enough club head speed. it all seems quite dependent on the lie, the distance, desired flight height etc.
watching pros they seem to make a much bigger swing at a 20 yard chip then I would have thought
Great video....i think 2 things...1.the lie..tight/fluffy...2..how much green to work with....both of these dictate which club to use as well as less or more wrist.......very tight lies tend to lead to more chunks/skulls for the less skillful....ive always try to land ball 1 step on green an let it run to hole if possible....especially if tight lie....that helps me choose sand/pitch/9/8/7....to chipwith depending on length the ball runs one step on to the hole....the lob wedge should really be reserved for only ...for when there is no other way to get it close....most often...the lob wedge gets used way to often by non pros....who use it all the time!....but they hit 500 balls a day!!!..great video.
I didn’t understand why sometimes my ball is low snd sometimes (less often) it flies high! ❤️
Great video I chip well but was interested about making my 58 go low and run out thanks gonna try it out
Am I the only one who watch these videos and I come away with a feeling of "I'm cured now I figured it out" well we all know what happens next. Lol
I rob how far away would you use that grip how many yards away from the green 👍
VERY VERY INTERESTIING YOUVE GOT SOMETHING NEVER SEEN BEFORE, GREAT JOB ROB, IMPORTENT FOR ME TO USE MY WRISTS THANKS
I have played this game for 65 years and have a 2 handicap. I have never been enlightened regarding the change of aim based on hand positions, nor have I seen such a clear explanation of how wrist hinge affects trajectory. Very informative! Off to the chipping green soon. Thanks much!
Excellent detail, Rob. I’ve been playing for more than 35 years and learned a lot through this instructional video!
Thanks for another great video. Quite a lot of details in there. I used to play with a weak grip, and my short game was relatively better than my long game. Then I changed to a much strong grip to improve my long game, and found the short game deteriorated. Now I have leaned that I could continue w stronger grip for my long game; and go back w weaker grip for my short game.
I just found you! I’ve paid many dollars with lessons and have learn more from you by watching a few of your videos.
I understand so much more with your insight instructions!
I don’t understand why you don’t have a million hits!
Please don’t go away!
Thank you so much!