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Stop Skulling Your Chips

Mastering the art of hitting a low, running chip shot can pose a significant challenge, yet it stands as a crucial skill to possess. Here’s a valuable tip to elevate your game:

Employ a less lofted club, adjust the ball position towards the back of your stance, and execute a more decisive descending blow through impact. This technique will enable you to strike the ball cleanly, resulting in a controlled, low, running shot.

If you find yourself grappling with this technique, consider honing your skills on a level surface. This practice will not only enhance your understanding of the shot but also foster more consistent ball contact, refining your overall chip shot proficiency

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Luke Donald takes cheeky dig at U.S. Ryder Cup players in speech: Sir Luke Donald playfully ribbed the U.S. team during a post-dinner address, teasing their patchy form and frayed nerves while urging sharper focus and stronger unity ahead of the next transatlantic showdown

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