Chipping in Golf

Reviewer The ice cream scoop analogy for using the bounce is brilliant, steals well in a lesson.

Moderator Same core method restated in full, extended explicitly to different lies. Entirely chipping.

Reviewer Finally, a chipping video that deals with different lies instead of just the perfect fairway lie.

Moderator Recaps the same core technique then explicitly builds toward angle-of-attack trade-offs and adapting to different lies. All chipping, just going a layer deeper.

Reviewer The 'one moving part' framing is the clearest chipping model I've seen in a while.

Moderator Complete chipping method, grip, posture, ball position, one moving part. Nothing but chipping technique here.

Reviewer Explains the mechanism, not just the fix - genuinely excellent teaching.

Moderator In-depth breakdown of clubface angle as the root of chipping mistakes (closed face removes bounce, forces bad compensations) with a specific reference drill. Squarely on-topic.

Reviewer Clear priorities, concrete checkpoints, no wasted motion -- this is a genuinely good lesson.

Moderator Two veteran coaches, priority-ordered chipping fundamentals top to bottom -- nothing else.

Reviewer Explains the actual physics of why a wide stance and centered weight cause chunks - one of the clearer why explanations for chipping around.

Moderator Squarely chipping setup - identifies exactly the stance, ball position, and weight faults that wreck a chip shot, and why.

Reviewer Excellent explanation of why scooping causes thin chips, and the nose-over-the-front-toe cue is exactly the right fix.

Moderator Squarely chipping - specifically the thin, bladed contact that trips up almost everyone starting out, and the actual mechanical fix for it.

Reviewer Connects the technical fault to the yips convincingly - not just a position tip.

Moderator Real lesson diagnosing a specific setup fault (tilted shoulders/head causing low-point control issues and the yips) with a specific, replicable fix. Squarely on-topic.

Reviewer The best explanation in this batch of why "good full-swing habits" can wreck your chipping -- genuinely insightful.

Moderator Entirely about diagnosing and fixing a specific chipping fault -- squarely on topic.

Reviewer Thorough, well-sequenced, and shows a real correction in real time -- does what the title promises.

Moderator Covers setup, motion, and club choice -- the complete chipping technique package.

Reviewer Teaches the decision-making side of chipping that almost nobody else covers.

Moderator This is chipping strategy and course management rather than swing mechanics, lie assessment, landing point selection, matching the practice swing to the shot. Still squarely part of the chipping skill, just the decision-making half rather than the technical half.

Moderator Squarely chipping, and properly structured - stance, setup, motion, and impact, each step building on the last.

Reviewer The clearest step-by-step in this set - narrow stance, stand tall and close, putting motion, hands forward at impact.

Reviewer Memorable, demonstrable cue that's easy to actually use.

Moderator Specific swing-path cue (up-down-and-in vs shallow-and-straight) plus a setup fault (shoulder tilt/shaft lean causing a lift through impact). Squarely on-topic.

Reviewer Spots a genuinely subtle, relatable problem most golfers will recognize.

Moderator Detailed live lesson with a 10-handicap player working through the yips, diagnosing conflicting setup moves (low shoulder/back head vs forward shaft lean) and prescribing a fix. Squarely on-topic.

Reviewer Real-time diagnosis and fix, with visible results.

Moderator Live lesson addressing fear of hitting the ground, with specific fixes to club angle, ball position, and grip pressure. Squarely on-topic.

Reviewer Credible source, and it connects setup faults to strike outcome clearly.

Moderator Real diagnostic lesson with a national coach analyzing a specific player's setup faults (head behind ball, hips forward, weight back) causing inconsistent strike. Squarely on-topic.

Reviewer A real strategic framework (throw-it-to-see-the-flight, feel-the-ground-see-the-shot) that's rare to find explained this clearly.

Moderator About shot selection, trajectory visualization and green-reading for chipping -- the decision-making side of the same skill, still squarely chipping.

Reviewer The sternum-over-ball-position cue is a clean, portable way to think about ball position.

Moderator Setup, impact, and low-point control for chipping -- squarely on topic throughout.

Reviewer The choke-down-to-match-length tip is the kind of detail that actually changes how you play different clubs around the green.

Moderator Club selection and setup for chipping, entirely on topic.

Reviewer Shows you the bad result, not just the fix -- makes the point land.

Moderator Do's-and-don'ts format covering stance width, wrist use, and trajectory control -- all core chipping mechanics.

Reviewer The landing-spot-first approach is genuinely useful - most golfers never think this systematically about chipping.

Moderator Entirely about chipping - landing spot selection, club choice logic, rehearsal, and execution. On topic start to finish.

Moderator Squarely chipping - specifically how to control the depth of your swing arc for consistent contact. On topic.

Reviewer Teaching you to feel how the club interacts with the ground, rather than chase a perfect mechanical position, is a smart, forgiving way to get consistent with your chipping.

Moderator Squarely chipping - specifically handling a difficult downhill lie near the green. On topic, just the harder end of the shot.

Reviewer The unloading-the-shaft feel versus driving the handle into the ground is exactly what separates a clean chip from a chili-dip on a tricky lie.

Reviewer Explains the WHY, not just the what -- this is a fault a lot of chippers have and don't know it.

Moderator Single focused concept -- shoulder tilt at setup -- explained purely in the context of chipping contact.

Reviewer Good reasoning for a standard tip, several benefits tied to one setup change.

Moderator Entirely about stance width and backswing shape for chipping -- on topic.

Reviewer Solid, practical basics -- the "know your clubs" point is worth hearing more than once.

Moderator Both tips shown (club variety, setup) are squarely chipping technique and decision-making.

Reviewer Genuinely useful simplification - one technique, three clubs, clearly demonstrated.

Moderator Entirely about chipping technique - specifically arguing for one repeatable technique across clubs rather than varying mechanics. On topic.

Moderator Squarely chipping - the putt-with-loft technique, striking with the base of the club rather than the leading edge. On topic.

Reviewer Striking with the base of the club instead of the leading edge is a smart, forgiving way to build consistent contact.

Moderator Squarely chipping - a simplified putt-with-loft technique using the base of the club rather than the leading edge. On topic.

Reviewer Striking with the base of the club instead of the leading edge is a smart, forgiving way to build consistent contact before adding complexity.

Reviewer Good shot-selection lesson - grip down, narrow stance, treat it like a putt, and this is often the easiest, safest chip you can play.

Moderator Squarely a specific chipping technique and club choice - the putting-style chip with a less-lofted iron. On topic.

Moderator This is a named tour pro's dead-hand chipping technique - rotation-driven, with a specific backswing shape. Squarely on chipping, at a technical level.

Reviewer The railroad image for hands versus clubhead on the backswing is a genuinely useful feel, even where the explanation runs a little long.

Reviewer The railroad image for hands versus clubhead on the backswing is a genuinely useful way to feel the right swing plane, even if the explanation gets a little repetitive.

Moderator This is a named tour pro's specific dead-hand chipping technique - rotation-driven, with a defined backswing shape. Squarely about chipping, at a technical level.

Reviewer Good core lesson, diluted by a fair amount of self-promotion.

Moderator Directly addresses common chip-shot contact issues (thin/fat) and the power-vs-finesse setup mistake. Squarely on-topic.

Reviewer This is the practice plan most golfers are missing -- steal this structure.

Moderator How to structure chipping practice (block/skill/game phases) -- meta-skill, but entirely in service of getting better at chipping specifically.

Reviewer Good once it gets going, but overlaps a lot with this coach's other videos.

Moderator Opens with a couple minutes of famous chip-in highlights, Mize, Tiger, that's motivational rather than instructional, but the bulk of the video is the same core technique plus landing-point and lie-reading strategy, which is squarely on topic.

Reviewer Simple and correct - matching your swing length and keeping weight forward are two of the most dependable fixes for a shaky chip.

Moderator Squarely three chipping fundamentals - swing length, weight, and body-lead through impact. Same core lesson as it should be taught.

Reviewer Simple and correct - matching your swing length and keeping weight forward are two of the most reliable fixes for a shaky chip.

Moderator Squarely three chipping fundamentals - swing length, weight, and body-lead through impact.

Reviewer Specific, checkable setup points -- good building blocks for a real baseline chip.

Moderator Stance width, sternum position, ball position, follow-through -- all baseline chipping setup, nothing off-topic.

Reviewer Good technical content, just wade through the sales pitch first.

Moderator Shaft lean and body-motion content is squarely chipping technique; opening minutes are channel/coaching-business promo.

Reviewer Teaches you HOW to diagnose your own distance misses, not just a fix for this one day.

Moderator Entire session is diagnosing why chips fly/roll too far -- distance control is core chipping skill, no drift.

Reviewer Good cue, but too short to stand alone as a full lesson.

Moderator This is just the 'one moving part' segment lifted out as a short, still squarely about the core chipping motion, just missing the setup context, grip, posture, ball position, that frames it in the full-length version.

Reviewer Decent drill in there, but you're mining for it through a lot of unrelated chat.

Moderator Real chipping lesson (chest/shoulder alignment, using the bounce, right-arm drill) but a large share of the excerpt is about the student's confidence and scoring, not technique.

Reviewer The feel drill has real value; the surrounding talk is vaguer.

Moderator Framed as 'technique' but the actual content is mental-game/focus coaching (intensity, visualization, intention) for chip shots, with one genuinely concrete feel drill (toss the ball, then 'toss' with the clubhead as your hand). Covers the skill partially, not squarely.

Reviewer Decent strategic nugget on when to chip vs. fly it, wrapped in a training-aid commercial.

Moderator Opens with a hard sell for a wrist-hinge training aid, then splits fairly evenly between chipping and pitching rather than focusing on chipping specifically.