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DMDanny Maude

Maintain a vertical shaft angle

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TGTaylorMade Golf

Ensure your chest bone is in front of the ball at address, not behind it.

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The swing thought

Ensure your chest bone is in front of the ball at address, not behind it.

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Why it works

This video teaches how to prevent chunked chip shots by establishing a proper pivot line, maintaining forward weight, and correctly releasing the club through impact.

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The 2-minute check
  1. Set up with your weight on your lead side and the ball just inside your trail heel.
  2. Ensure your chest bone is in front of the ball at address, not behind it.
  3. Release the club by opening up through the ball, allowing your spine to lift slightly.
  4. Lighten your grip pressure to allow the club to flow and release naturally through impact.
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TGTaylorMade Golftaylormade-golf · SOURCE OF THIS CARD
The swing thought

Maintain a vertical shaft angle

Feels like: “Let the club's weight fall naturally”

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Why it works

This video teaches a chipping technique using a vertical shaft and aligned balance points for a natural, gravity-driven pendulum swing.

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The 2-minute check
  1. Hold the club with a vertical shaft by gripping down for a natural pendulum swing.
  2. Align your sternum, navel, and the golf ball in a straight line at address.
  3. Practice one-handed swings to feel the club's weight naturally fall and swing like a pendulum.
  4. Scribble whiteboard pen on your club's sole and practice wiping it off the turf.
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DMDanny Maudedanny-maude · SOURCE OF THIS CARD
The swing thought

Use the club's bounce

Feels like: “Sweep the grass”

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Why it works

This video teaches a chipping technique using proper setup and the club's bounce to avoid chunked and bladed shots.

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The 2-minute check
  1. Set up with 70% weight on your left side, feet close, and ball in the center.
  2. Ensure minimal shaft lean to expose the club's bounce for forgiveness.
  3. Sweep the turf with the bottom of the club, using big muscles, not wrists.
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GHGrant Horvat Golf 2grant-horvat-golf-2 · SOURCE OF THIS CARD
The swing thought

Keep wrists out of stroke

Feels like: “Putt with loft, arms and shoulders”

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Why it works

This video teaches Tommy Fleetwood's 'putt with loft' chipping method, specific bunker setup for hitting sand, and lag putting speed control.

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The 2-minute check
  1. Set up for chipping with the ball between your stance middle and left heel, club on your left thigh.
  2. Practice chipping distance control by using a lob wedge, pitching wedge, and 8-iron with the same putting stroke.
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RSRick Shiels Golfrick-shiels-golf · SOURCE OF THIS CARD
The swing thought

Practice moving your body back and through without a club, keeping hands still and elbows connected.

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Why it works

Focuses on a connected, body-driven chipping motion and mental routines to overcome short game anxiety and the yips.

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The 2-minute check
  1. Set up with one golf ball between heels, left foot open, and left shoulder over left foot.
  2. Practice moving your body back and through without a club, keeping hands still and elbows connected.
  3. Initiate the backswing with the back of your left shoulder, ensuring the club head stays outside your hands.
  4. Practice brushing the turf to hear a consistent sound, then replicate that sound during your shot.
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DGDan Grievedan-grieve · SOURCE OF THIS CARD
The swing thought

Rotate body, use the bounce

Feels like: “Let the club skim the surface”

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Why it works

Teaches how to use wedge bounce and body rotation with correct setup to avoid blading and chunking chip shots.

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The 2-minute check
  1. Set up with the ball just inside your right heel, 70% weight forward, sternum ahead of the ball.
  2. Maintain a constant spine angle and rotate your body back and through.
  3. Practice skimming the club across the surface where the ball would be.
  4. Imagine three balls in a line and collect all three with your club.
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PFPeter Finch Golfpeter-finch-golf · SOURCE OF THIS CARD
The swing thought

Loosen grip pressure in your hands

Feels like: “Arms hanging softly and naturally”

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Why it works

This video teaches golfers to improve short game performance by selecting appropriate clubs, managing grip pressure, visualizing shots, and using proper pitching technique.

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The 2-minute check
  1. Let your arms hang naturally to set up with soft elbows and a relaxed grip.
  2. Practice hitting shots with your thumbs off the grip to improve touch and feel.
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DGDan Grievedan-grieve · SOURCE OF THIS CARD
The swing thought

Use a consistent 9:00 arm swing

Feels like: “Same swing, different loft”

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Why it works

This video teaches how to determine and consistently hit specific distances with 52, 56, and 60-degree wedges using an 80% effort swing.

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The 2-minute check
  1. Perform a 9:00 arm swing with each wedge to establish three different partial shot distances.
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The swing thought

Use the toe of the club

Feels like: “Pick it off the top”

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Why it works

This video teaches multiple specific techniques for chipping effectively from challenging into-grain and down-grain lies.

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The 2-minute check
  1. For tight into-grain lies, stand closer, raise the handle, and pick the ball off the top with the club's toe.
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DGDan Grievedan-grieve · SOURCE OF THIS CARD
The swing thought

For a good lie, set up with level shoulders, slight shaft lean, and 60-70% weight on your lead side.

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Why it works

This video teaches how to adapt your chipping technique, including setup and swing, for various lies around the green.

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The 2-minute check
  1. For a good lie, set up with level shoulders, slight shaft lean, and 60-70% weight on your lead side.
  2. Practice letting the club drop and finishing with the butt of the club pointing towards your lead hip.
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DMDanny Maudedanny-maude · SOURCE OF THIS CARD
The swing thought

For Release One, grip down by the ferrule, take it back, and rotate to the finish.

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Why it works

This video teaches three distinct short-game "releases" for chipping, defined by where the club's butt points post-impact.

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The 2-minute check
  1. For Release One, grip down by the ferrule, take it back, and rotate to the finish.
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DGDan Grievedan-grieve · SOURCE OF THIS CARD
The swing thought

Perform block practice for "release one" chip and runs, checking setup and soft arm pressure.

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Why it works

This video teaches a structured short game practice routine, covering various "release" chip shots, adapting to lies, and competitive pressure drills.

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The 2-minute check
  1. Perform block practice for "release one" chip and runs, checking setup and soft arm pressure.
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DGDan Grievedan-grieve · SOURCE OF THIS CARD
The swing thought

Set up for a chip and run with an 8-iron, hands down the grip, and execute a 'release one' shot.

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Why it works

This video teaches optimal short game shot selection around the green, categorizing options for different skill levels and challenging lies.

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The 2-minute check
  1. Set up for a chip and run with an 8-iron, hands down the grip, and execute a 'release one' shot.
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DGDan Grievedan-grieve · SOURCE OF THIS CARD
The swing thought

Set your feet one club head width apart, with almost all your weight on your left side.

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Why it works

Teaches a universal chipping setup and a go-to seven-iron chip and run, adaptable for various lies and distances.

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The 2-minute check
  1. Set your feet one club head width apart, with almost all your weight on your left side.
  2. Position the club handle at your left pocket, with hands one fist away from your body.
  3. When chipping, keep your right elbow in your stomach and glide the club's bounce across the grass.
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MGMrShortGame Golfmrshortgame-golf · SOURCE OF THIS CARD
The swing thought

Practice toe-down chipping by picking up the club handle and gripping it like a putt.

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Why it works

This video teaches strategic course management to simplify short game shots and specific chipping techniques like toe-down chipping.

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The 2-minute check
  1. Practice toe-down chipping by picking up the club handle and gripping it like a putt.
  2. Chip the ball off the toe of the club for consistent flight and roll out.
  3. Take the same half swing with sand, gap, and pitching wedges for distance control.
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GSGolf Sidekickgolf-sidekick · SOURCE OF THIS CARD
The swing thought

Keep shaft vertical through impact

Feels like: “Return club to vertical”

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Why it works

Teaches a vertical shaft setup and open clubface to control low point and prevent chunking chip shots.

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The 2-minute check
  1. Set up with 60-70% weight on your front side and the ball in the middle of your feet.
  2. Ensure the club shaft is vertical at address, returning it to vertical through impact.
  3. Open the clubface a few degrees, then regrip to square the clubface.
  4. Practice feeling an "into-out" swing path instead of cutting across the ball.
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TAThe Art of Simple Golfthe-art-of-simple-golf · SOURCE OF THIS CARD
The swing thought

Use the club's increased bounce

Feels like: “Glide through the wet grass”

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Why it works

This video teaches how to use increased bounce and a shallow angle of attack to avoid chunking pitch shots from soft, wet ground.

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The 2-minute check
  1. Change to a less lofted wedge, like a 54-degree, for better turf interaction.
  2. Open the club face slightly to increase the effective bounce for gliding through wet grass.
  3. Place the ball forward in your stance, opposite your front heel, for added forgiveness.
  4. Align your body slightly open to the target, allowing for a natural swing path.
  5. Keep the club low to the ground in both backswing and follow-through for a shallow angle.
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AGAussie Golf Prosaussie-golf-pros · SOURCE OF THIS CARD
The swing thought

Control club's finish position

Feels like: “Butt end points at belt buckle”

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Why it works

This video teaches how to hit a high flop shot by adjusting ball position, adding loft with shaft lean, and controlling the club's finish position.

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The 2-minute check
  1. Grab the club with the most loft in your bag, like a 58-degree wedge.
  2. Position the ball slightly forward of center, between your heels, and aim a little left.
  3. Set up with your hands slightly behind the ball, moving the butt end of the club back.
  4. Finish your swing with the butt end of the club pointing at your belt buckle.
  5. For advanced players, finish with the butt end of the club closer to your body.
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