THE ABSOLUTE EASIEST WAY TO CHIP A GOLF BALL!

If you’ve watched my short-game series so far, this video brings it all together.

After covering swing center, wrist structure, radius control, and chest position, this video shows you the simplest way to chip a golf ball — one that works under pressure and doesn’t require perfect timing.

This is not a “trick.”
It’s a reliable motion built on sound fundamentals.

In this video, I explain how chipping becomes dramatically easier when:

• Your chest is set past the ball, not over it
• Your right wrist stays extended
• Your left wrist stays slightly ulnar
• Your arms can’t outrun your chest
• You give your hands room to work through the ball

For short chips, you don’t need a big pivot or complicated mechanics. You can use a simple right-hand-driven motion that keeps the club stable and the strike predictable.

As the shots get longer, I show how the exact same motion scales up by adding more pivot around the left hip — allowing you to hit:

• 20–30 yard chips
• 40–50 yard shots
• 60–70 yard touch shots
• Even controlled 70–80 yard wedge shots

All without changing the structure of the motion.

I also explain:

• Why trying to chip with your chest over the ball makes everything harder
• Why one-handed chipping drills actually work
• Why static chipping never works well
• How this motion eliminates unnecessary hand action
• Why this is ideal for those “in-between” yardages golfers struggle with
• How wedge choice (60° vs 54°) affects distance using the same motion

If you’ve struggled with consistency around the greens, this video gives you a simple, repeatable way to chip the ball solidly — without overthinking.

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