Written by Rob Watts on Thursday 4 March 2010
Many amateur golfers suffer from poor strikes when chipping because they take the club away too far on the inside, which means the hands have to over-work into impact to square the clubface. In this golf video tip, you can use a cane or rod positioned along the line of the toes to provide instant feedback if you bring the club...
Written by Nick Clemens on Friday 29 January 2010
One of the most effective shots around the green, the chip and run is a must-have for your golfing repertoire! A lot of amateurs automatically reach for the sand wedge for chip shots around the green, but as Today’s Golfer Elite Teaching Pro Nick Clemens explains in this golf video tip, this may not always be the smart play. The chip...
Written by Graeme McDowell on Thursday 1 November 2012
Ahead of the WGC Champions event, Graeme McDowell talked TG columnist Andrew Cotter through his chipping technique. The 2010 U.S. Open Champion discusses why he changes between his 58 and 52 degree wedges depending on the slope of which he is playing off. Watch the video, made by WGC sponsors HSBC, to improve your greenside chipping:...