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Hey Shawn! It’s been a wet and soggy spring here in the Midwest. How would you approach hitting chip shots and pitch shots from wet, muddy, or bare lies??
With a slightly open face; so the leading edge does not dig!
Good to know. I’m getting really jammed up with the 60 yards pitches off muddy fairways and skulling them … Not great!
Remember the wood shavings or the carrot peel analogy? The sole of the club is going to send that thin slice into the direction you want to start the ball with MOMENTUM and it should feel nice and wide along the ground
Hi Shawn. As you can see I’m walking down some old paths. I so appreciate the basics and chipping last round was a problem. Especially at the edge of the green. Shots are a bit anxious and too firm and bunker strikes are inconsistent.
Sometimes I neglect the intermediate point( my bad) but watching your swing the effortless cantilevered swing is missing. Matching swing and strike confidence is missing. I can put in the time since I tore my left rotator cuff and full swings are limited. Ortho opinion imminent.
My patience in delivering the acu with driver and irons is much improved. Less ball as target. Any thoughts on getting the same with chips?
Hey Jeremy! Try placing the eyes on the grass in front of the ball and deliver the clippings into the direction you want the ball to start; we will be doing a nice series on this soon!