Great instructions, advice and hints. I have had a lot of problems with chipping and now I realise what I have not been doing correctly. BIG thank you.

Never long winded! Thank you..good advice!

Normal glide slope for a large airplane is about 3 degrees, which is reduced in the last few feet of descent. I don't know if this applies directly to a chip shot, but I guess the point is that the descent is gradual enough that it doesn't take a huge change just before touchdown to make the contact gentle.

love the channel. Todd is a top notch instructor. I trust him with my game

Keep the great tips coming

From south africa here, best instruction ever! Please cover chipping with conditions relative to choosing face more open or face more closed

I'm new to golf, and I find your instructions very easy to follow. I appreciate the information.

Proctorville, Ohio Thank you! I REALLY need these tips to practice 👍🏻

Not longwinded! Love the bonuses!

from kuala lumpur watching. thanks for the great info on chipping technique.

Todd, Great video as usual. This has always been my bug-a-boo. Where are you at in the carry/roll thought process?

I completely understand this instruction. My problem I have been having early this year as I'm from Minnesota is that I have my hands too far forward and I also feel like hitting the ball at a descending blow rather than a more natural feel. I'll try this tomorrow at home or on the chipping green.

Tim.. Sparta tn.. i keep.it in the middle but my hit is always alittle hard and it goes high but to far or I swing to soft and it goes high and stops

Hey boss! Chuck here from Palm Coast Florida. Thanks for this video. The only thing that you didn’t touch on in the set up was do you set up with an open stance, slightly open or “normal”. Oh I use a chipper around the green.

Great advice as usual. Do you and your team travel and give live seminars? I am in Scottsdale, AZ. would like to attend one, if your team is ever in this area.

Gonna be 50 today, here in Gainesville VA. Range is closed Mondays, but the chipping greens are open. Perfect timing to practice these drills.

Great tip! I suck at chipping! Will give this a try! I put the butt ahead of the ball and stick the club in the ground!

Central NY, snowy and cold right now. I prefer a neutral shaft angle for chipping. Reason being is twofold: 1) It allows the bounce to more easily do its job, and 2) Once I start leaning the shaft forward I always tend to over do it, thereby digging the leading edge in way too much. That goes for all my iron shots as well. Unless I'm really trying to impart some serious spin on the ball, I keep it as neutral as possible with my weight forward (60:40)

we don't mind longer videos Todd. ❤

Todd, your thoughts about using a chipper and a putting stroke in these situations.

Hi, from the fringe I play always with the toe with very good results.As I dont expose the leading edge of the club but only the toe I minimize the risk to hit fat or to duff the ball. Greetings from Italy !

You're Mr. Concise. I believe, plane has glide slope (club path) & orientation (club angle), lol. Thanks from north of L.A.

Tim sparta tn.. swing hard and it goes high and to long.. swing soft it is highand to short.. never get the right distance..

From Florida winter, NC Mountains summer. Took up golf in July, a 6 day a week tennis player. Question, your feet seem slightly open stanced, i.e. from tennis front foot back a little relative to back foot. Should I use a neutral foot stance or slightly open?

Every time I grip for a short chip, I automatically have shaft lean. How do I grip it to get rid of it?

I chip cross handed to flatten out the path with a putting motion. Pitching is a whole different swing.

Best teacher on the planet

I would love to see a video on how to hit 15-20 yds pitch shits off of hard pan,bare wet lies,with a lofted club...chipping off that stuff is a cake walk

Todd, its me again...lol Seems we have been communicating for years with regards to chipping. Any way I have a fear of hitting the ball too far, or chunking or skulling the golf ball when chipping. These thoughts either speed up my club or slow it down which either is not proper. How do I find a consistent approach and thought to chipping when standing over the ball??

Great video and instructions now I see what I’ve been doing wrong as I have brought the club back with the toe down instead of allowing it to swing , can’t wait to try it , playing Wednesday 56 f in New Jersey

I never toe the ball during an actual round but as soon as I get to the chipping green, it’s fuckin toe toe toe. Shit is so frustrating. Makes me wanna snap a club

Do you use the same grip to chip as you would an iron or driver?

Why am I chipping to the right and a thin shot

It’s called GLIDE SLOPE 👨🏻‍✈️

Depends on the distance and amount of roll out. A heal up putting stroke would be beneficial and keep the heal from digging in. Also a further away with less roll out call for a pitch shot with more loft. I agree hitting down is a no no. 🏌️⛳👍

Let's see you use that stroke on a tight lie! There's no down and through and getting under the ball there!

Tim sparta tn.. swing hard and it goes high and to long.. swing soft it is highand to short.. never get the right distance..