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rburdgick@gmail.com
rburdgick@gmail.com
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4 years ago

Shawn

If you have a open face at 10*, what prevents the ball from going 10* right of target.

Ron

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Reply to  rburdgick@gmail.com
4 years ago

Shawn
Even if you use a 8 iron or lower for a bump and run shot?
Ron

dschulz@skyline-ats.com
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5 years ago

Sorry for the multiple posts on this chipping video. So, it seems as if I’ve run into a new problem…. contact. I practiced over and over (and watched the video multiple times). However, it appears that about 50% of the time, I get a ball squirting off to the right. I know I am not hitting the hosel. It appears to be catching the blade, which is open, of course. Very inconsistent and frustrating. I try to keep a rhythm and cut the dandelion. The dandelion is laughing at me. Need some serious help on this simple stroke.

Regards,
Dave

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Reply to  Shawn Clement
5 years ago

Thanks for the quick reply. So, on the first question…. I bump the club to create the path to the target and let the club fall and avoid manipulation. I see the blur on the practice swing, and play the ball off the right toe. Is that too far back? I tried a slightly open stance, but that doesn’t seem to affect the contact.

dschulz@skyline-ats.com
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Reply to  Shawn Clement
5 years ago

Good idea! Where do I go on the site to set that up and get it in the schedule?

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Reply to  Shawn Clement
5 years ago

Great news, Shawn. Worked through this video again in the practice area. I realized my issue…. I was keeping my weight forward, moving into the backswing, but I was coming through the ball, I wasn’t allowing my hips to get out of the way. A very small thing can cause a major collapse. Played this morning after my first full week back on the WIG system and shot an 87. My chips were spot on, leaving me with many simple one putts. Thanks for all your help and this great system. I am still going to get a Skype session this summer. Take care.

dschulz@skyline-ats.com
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5 years ago

Shawn – Working on my setup for the chip here…. quick question on the grip. I think I already have the acid test good on the full swing. Is it the same for the chip? (Considering that the shaft of the club is leaning forward… so, if I gripped the club as it is leaning forward, then the grip is turned slightly clockwise around the club. Or… should I grip the club normally, as with any other club (other than the slightly open club face)?

Thanks for all the great info, Shawn.
Regards,
Dave

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Reply to  Shawn Clement
5 years ago

Wow. This really helped, Shawn. A Big Thanks. Just one evening working on this and it made a big difference. The key for me is keeping the ACU connected and letting the arm all and flow through the swing.

Regards,
Dave

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Reply to  Shawn Clement
5 years ago

Oh yes, not using any head covers… really focusing on the takeaway from the core with no wrist bend, club manipulation, and keeping the solar plexus and hands in line… bump to the top and let it fall through the shot with a good grip and pressure to cut the dandelion. Is this right idea?

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Reply to  Shawn Clement
5 years ago

Thanks, Shawn!

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5 years ago

Hi Shawn. Do you have a video that covers shanks? I’ve been shanking for quite some time now not only with my chips but also pitches and full shots. I could really use some help. I’m a new premium member. I’d be up for paying for a remote lesson for sure.

Please let me know.

Thanks,

Derek

timofwye@yahoo.co.uk
timofwye@yahoo.co.uk
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5 years ago

Shawn,
This is my top “favourite” video. Chipping is also my no 1 shot and the way I always start my warm up prior to a round. Yet I still have a question…..
Sometimes I feel that my body controls the movement and that my upper arms are connected to my chest…going along for the ride. Sometimes I feel that my arms swing free and the body follows…..getting out of the way, back and forward.
I would like to focus on just one of these “feelings” and methods and I would appreciate your advice.
Good to be back !!
Tim

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