Always had issues with chipping uphill. Tried this method for the first time and chipped in for eagle. True story. Used 52 instead of 56 degree. Felt very natural and easy to do. Thanks Alison!
My strategy on these uphill shots has always been to use a club with less loft. But I try to keep my shoulders level with the slope. More frequently than I like, I end up pulling the shot. As you said, it makes sense that the pull is likely because of shifting weight to the front foot. I'm going to give this technique a try. Thanks.
Great tips..I like it!!...First round of the year this year and I had some issues with my wedges. Will give this a try next time out!!.. Thanks...Nick from Canada!!!
Always had issues with chipping uphill. Tried this method for the first time and chipped in for eagle. True story. Used 52 instead of 56 degree. Felt very natural and easy to do. Thanks Alison!
My strategy on these uphill shots has always been to use a club with less loft. But I try to keep my shoulders level with the slope. More frequently than I like, I end up pulling the shot. As you said, it makes sense that the pull is likely because of shifting weight to the front foot. I'm going to give this technique a try. Thanks.
Playing tomorrow 1st hole 300yard uphill so I can drive pretty close and will definitely need this shot in the bag Ty 👍
Great tip. I'll be trying this in my next game. Thanks
Great tips..I like it!!...First round of the year this year and I had some issues with my wedges. Will give this a try next time out!!.. Thanks...Nick from Canada!!!
Thank you Anna, the tips is making a difference ! I am looking forward to more!
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