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**pipittujbk** · 11-30-2010, 08:40 AM

Well there are a number of shots around the green where you will be using your wedges. However if a straightforeward chip shot I will have the ball forward in my stance, with my weight on my front foot, the club face open, and accilerating through the shot. I have found that chipping this way gives me more soft landings on the green. Especially helpful for those mid length chips where you have to get it over a bunker or some sort of hazard and then land it softly on the green.

11-30-2010, 08:40 AM	#12
pipittujbk Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 377 Senior Member	Well there are a number of shots around the green where you will be using your wedges. However if a straightforeward chip shot I will have the ball forward in my stance, with my weight on my front foot, the club face open, and accilerating through the shot. I have found that chipping this way gives me more soft landings on the green. Especially helpful for those mid length chips where you have to get it over a bunker or some sort of hazard and then land it softly on the green.
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