I recently played a round of golf with a friend of mine. Each time he had a chip shot, he used a sand wedge. It is something not, if he had a short chip shot or long chip shot. Each time he chipped the ball, he chipped it with a sand wedge.
Let me tell you what the problem with IE.If you use a lofted golf Club for that chip a golf ball, you may be okay in the smaller chip shots, map them where you do not need to do too much of a golf swing nose. But in order to make the golf ball go ahead when you chipping, you need to do a major golf swing.
If I had a small chip shot, perhaps a backswing would go foot or one and a half foot long; if I had a longer chip shot, I would make a longer backswing. You must be very talented to do this.
Here is something that will really help you.If you have a short chip shot, try the Chipping with a 9 iron Ball in the middle. in your position, little weight on your left leg, handles towards your left leg, and make an arm swinging out of it.
If you have a medium-length chip shot, very same golf swing: ball in the middle of a weight exceeding your attitude to your left leg with handles onto your left leg, and make another small arm swing nose. When the ceiling is flatter, go golf ball further.
I will take it a step further for you. Let's say you had a chip shot and you had to go all the way to the back of the green.Instead of this long golf swing with a sand wedge, why not try a 5 iron Ball in the middle? in your position, little weight on your left leg, handle against your left leg, and make the same golf swing you've made with a 9-iron and the same golf swing you've done with the 7 iron.I guarantee you this will help you.
Get a picture of what you're trying to do.You are trying to make the golf ball go a short distance in the air and long distance on the Earth for a long chip shot: a short distance in the air and a medium-length distance on the ground for a medium chip shot;short chip, a short distance away in the air, and a little on the Earth.
To do this, try changing the golf club. Manage the desired chip shots go of your choice in the Club is not with the length of your backswing distance.
Copyright 2006 David Nevogt
David Nevogt writes golf instruction material, which helps golfers at all levels to reach their full potential and lower their scores. David is the author of "The Simple Golf Swing" what guarantees do you shoot 7 lines lower in only 1 week from today, you can find more of his golf instruction by going to http://www.golfswingguru.com
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