Are You Making This Golf Mistake?

9 Comments

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   @KentnDebi 4 weeks ago

   Looked to have some action there Darbs…did you trip 😉

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   @mikethompson6037 4 weeks ago

   I ditched my 60 last year it was just collecting dust in the bag. I have been using my eight for chipping in close to the green as it gives you much better control. I changed my stance to one of your recent tips wih great success.

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   @matthewkrislow3442 4 weeks ago

   Mistake? That’s was a great shot

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   @jeremeymiller3406 4 weeks ago

   And even less can go wrong with a putter im a .4 and I use my 60 around the green 99% of the time I have no problem hitting a bump and run with that but my wedges are definitely my strength but if im a double digit handicapper and im that close to the green on the collar or fringe im still going to putt that the majority of the time unless there is some kind of blemish or mark that’s going to affect my line. If you struggle with chipping in general you should putt this when you’re out on the course next time and have a shot like this try a bump and run with an 8 iron then try to putt it I guarantee 8/10 times or more the putt will get you closer to the hole I do it with my friends all the time after they hit a poor chip I’ll tell them to stay their toss them a ball tell them to putt it and it’s like a light bulb goes off. Of course none of this applies if you’re in the rough then you need loft

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   @strafe4922 4 weeks ago

   Says that and is chipping in the flattest green known to man 😂😂

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   @boxatop7028 4 weeks ago

   but i just wanna flop it

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   @Matthew-z6g 4 weeks ago

   Gap wedge is the most useful short club in golf IMO

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   @patrickcurram9763 4 weeks ago

   I humbly disagree. I put the 60 right where I want it.

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   @blakenorton6047 4 weeks ago

   I can not chip with my 60 but I have it for flops and sometimes the bunker but I chip with a 52 usually