Tips Of Chip Shot In Spring Season (Ii)

The golf professionals do have something that they agree on. For the average golfer, playing a chip shot from the fringe of a green versus putting through the fringe might be a little confusing. A lot of golfers choose to putt for the fear of not being able to control the distance of a chip shot around a green, and let's not talk about choking a chip shot with your golf clubs.

 

(3) Hole is beyond center of green and more than 20 feet: The odds are higher on getting the golf ball beyond 20 feet with a chipper versus a putter.

 

(4) Over 7 feet of grass between golf ball and start of green, and hole is beyond center of green: Chipping over the grass will eliminate slowing the Titleist Pro V1 golf ball up if you have a lot of green to work with.

 

(5) Long grass and uphill to the hole: You have to hit it harder to get it through the grass with a putter and up to the hole. Eliminate the chance of getting the golf ball caught up in the grass by chipping out and over.

 

(6) Sprinkler system directly in front of line to golf hole or other obstacle that will affect the roll of golf ball: Eliminate possible deflection of golf ball by chipping over the obstacle with your Taylormade Rossa Inza Putter.

 

(7) Too much rolling terrain in the first 1/3 distance to the hole: Taking most of the rolling green out of play by chipping over will give you a lot less rolling green to read unless you are very good at reading greens.

 

You have the ultimate decision on your ability to play any one of these golf clubs in these circumstances, but there is a good reason to think about these circumstances before you choose the club. I hope some of these golf tips will help in your decision process, and your goal to save strokes.