Golf Chipping Drills

Take your normal grip or putting grip (personal preference) and choke down the shaft a couple of inches. With your feet fairly close together, set your Foot Alignment Bar at about 10-degrees open (front foot back). Are you one of those people who consistently thins or duffs your chips? Are you inconsistent round the greens? If so, practise this golf chipping drill and you'll soon be getting up and down more regularly.

As with the other chipping drill, the first thing you need to do is to set up the Foot Alignment Bar so that it’s 10-degrees open. Place one of the Swing Arms 8 inches behind the ball and, using the same address position and technique as before, practice swinging back and through without touching the Bristles on the Swing Arm. Practice this Drill regularly and you’ll soon develop a nice, crisp, downward chipping action.