A chip shot is used when the golf ball lies next to the green, and your goal is to get it into the hole in one or two strokes. Learn how to execute a chip shot using the ideal stance, grip, and golf swing.
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Swing your iron properly
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Use the hammer golf swing
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Hit a golf ball flush
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Get the proper width in your golf stance
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Hit a fade shot in golf
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Waggle before you swing in golf
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Do a golf 7-iron bump and run shot
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Avoid common mistakes when gripping a golf club
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Apply and move a ball marker in golf
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Use a golf gap wedge
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Set up in five steps
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Grip a golf club left-handed
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Close your golf stance to cure a golf pull shot
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Improve your golf swing with the gate drill
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Use proper grip on your golf club
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Fix your golf grip to cure a hook shot
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Use the "tee to re-tee" drill to cure slices
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Cure a pull golf shot with proper alignment
How To:
Grip a golf club properly
How To:
Correctly use the 8-step golf swing
How To:
Swing your iron properly
How To:
Use the hammer golf swing
How To:
Hit a golf ball flush
How To:
Get the proper width in your golf stance
How To:
Hit a fade shot in golf
How To:
Waggle before you swing in golf
How To:
Do a golf 7-iron bump and run shot
How To:
Apply and move a ball marker in golf
How To:
Avoid common mistakes when gripping a golf club
How To:
Use a golf gap wedge
How To:
Set up in five steps
How To:
Grip a golf club left-handed
How To:
Close your golf stance to cure a golf pull shot
How To:
Improve your golf swing with the gate drill
How To:
Use proper grip on your golf club
How To:
Fix your golf grip to cure a hook shot
How To:
Use the "tee to re-tee" drill to cure slices
How To:
Cure a pull golf shot with proper alignment
How To:
Grip a golf club properly
How To:
Correctly use the 8-step golf swing
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