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    Golf Chipping Set Up

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    To set up for a chip shot: 1. Take a narrow stance with feet slightly closer together than a full swing for better balance and control. 2. Grip the club lower down the shaft for more feel and precision. 3. Align hips and feet left of the target line while keeping shoulders still pointing at the target to allow for an on-line swing path. 4. Set up with 70% of weight on the front foot and hands forward of the ball for the proper impact position.

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    Golf Chipping Set Up

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    To set up for a chip shot: 1. Take a narrow stance with feet slightly closer together than a full swing for better balance and control. 2. Grip the club lower down the shaft for more feel and precision. 3. Align hips and feet left of the target line while keeping shoulders still pointing at the target to allow for an on-line swing path. 4. Set up with 70% of weight on the front foot and hands forward of the ball for the proper impact position.

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    To set up for a chip shot: 1. Take a narrow stance with feet slightly closer together than a full swing for better balance and control. 2. Grip the club lower down the shaft for more feel and precision. 3. Align hips and feet left of the target line while keeping shoulders still pointing at the target to allow for an on-line swing path. 4. Set up with 70% of weight on the front foot and hands forward of the ball for the proper impact position.

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    Golf Chipping Set Up

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    To set up for a chip shot: 1. Take a narrow stance with feet slightly closer together than a full swing for better balance and control. 2. Grip the club lower down the shaft for more feel and precision. 3. Align hips and feet left of the target line while keeping shoulders still pointing at the target to allow for an on-line swing path. 4. Set up with 70% of weight on the front foot and hands forward of the ball for the proper impact position.

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    Chipping Set Up

     To chip the golf ball we don’t need power, we need control. Adjusting your grip, stance and bodyweight relative to
    a full swing set up will help you achieve more control.
     Take a narrow stance. I don’t advocate feet together for most golfers as it leads to poor balance. A stance similar
    to what you might take standing in line is a good rule of thumb.
     Gripping the club at the top generates the most power. For control feel free to grip right down the club so that your
    bottom hand is touching the metal of the shaft.
     For chipping, we want to re-create the impact position of full speed swings during our set up. At impact the hips are
    open and the bodyweight is forward on to the front side. So at address, aim your feet and hips left of target (for the
    right-handed golfer and vice versa for the left-handed golfer).
     Your shoulders should still point to the target (not left). This will allow the swing path to stay on a good line towards
    the pin, but your hips and legs won’t obstruct your swing.
     Set up with about 70% of your weight on your front leg.
     Your hands should be well forward of the ball – so that the club shaft points to your left hip
     Finally, raising your rear heel slightly through impact will prevent you from keeping too much weight on the back
    foot – a sure-fire way to hit the golf ball fat or thin.

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