Bad at Chipping? Not if you LEARN This…

In this tutorial, PGA Professional Chris Dennis from Get Good At Golf explains how to eliminate inconsistent 'handsy' chipping. He demonstrates a reliable setup involving narrow feet, forward weight bias, and body-led rotation. The video also introduces the Towel Drill to help golfers master ball-first contact and trajectory control.

• Narrow your stance to one club width and stand closer to the ball to improve control.
• Place 80% of your weight on the lead foot to encourage a descending strike.
• Avoid 'helping' the ball up with your hands; instead, use your chest to rotate through the shot.
• Use a towel placed behind the ball to provide instant feedback on fat or thin strikes.
• Club selection and ball position should dictate trajectory, not excessive wrist action.

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• Towel Drill — Every coach who teaches it
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