You’ll NEVER Chip the Same After Watching This Lesson
PGA Advanced Fellow Alistair Davies demonstrates how to sync arm and body rotation to improve chipping consistency. Through drills like the Three Pocket Drill and the Crossed Leg exercise, golfers learn to quiet their lower body and maintain a downward attack angle for better spin and launch control.
Sync your arm movement with chest rotation to ensure consistent ground interaction.
Maintain a connected trail arm (right arm for righties) that doesn't drive past the body on the follow-through.
A longer backswing combined with a 'breaking' or abbreviated follow-through creates better acceleration through the ball.
Optimal chipping strike occurs when the low point of the swing is 6-13 inches after the ball.
Isolating the legs with the crossed-leg drill forces the torso to work harder, improving strike quality.