Steve, I have tried everything to get my chipping consistent on some kind of level. This technique is by FAR the best to get consistent contact and feel for chipping. You have saved my short game thank you.

Yes this is great! Shawn Clement is on the same page with throwing horse shoes etc. terrific taking those hands and wrists out of the picture. Thanks.

One of my favorite practice area’s at Goose Creek.

Awesome really informative

You guys are geniuses.... I'm watching and hoping learning

I like this better than putting g all your weight on your lead side.

AHA!! My wife always says my hands are like a wild animal around her.... Good analysis Mr. Crowell

The best!! BTW this can also apply to the putting stroke (concentrate on light/“just right” grip pressure to feel the putter face and use the core ‘micro-movement’ for awesome distance control). This gets rid of the handsy-ness. Trust your supercomputer/brain to get the ball where you want it to go - it’s just like throwing a ball or a horseshoe as Steve said. Still have to work on aim and green reading though.

Great.

I like it. I agree.

Jason Day is one of the best at this. Dead hands 👍

I tried the movement while playing my next round of golf with no practice and stiffed an up and down by moving body and not just arms. Shot even had backspin on it.

Hi Steve. Love this technique. Where is ball position and weight distribution at setup? Thanks. Brad

A mini full swing ?

Thanks guys ....btw ....my man sucked that beer 🍻down like a PRO lol

I feel kind of stupid for asking since I've been studying the golf swing for so long, but literally NOBODY fully explains exactly why the stance is opened in pitching and chipping. Since ive recently given into more study of Mike Austin, I've realized how "behind" (more to the side) everything everything is done. So i guess I'm just looking for confirmation that it's not as much "the left side cleared" as it is ADVANCING the right side more FORWARD... since there is just less time in the motion? Ive always struggled with pitching up to 80 yards and i think im realizing its a common illusion to get the club very left/forward/across the body to try to avoid fat and thin. So am i correct that it should be more "left back" right side forward keeping the mass of the clubhead kind of behind for keeping what is it?? .. Angular momentum? It also seems to go (as contradictory as it seems) better even with the club more open and ball forward (right side even more advanced), as before when i was trying to get everything all left side of me, the club was always working too much away from me causing skull and skank, then fat when i tip it trying to straighten it out. Am i on the right track would you say? Sorry for the long post.

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You talk to much about what I’m doing wrong show me instead