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Short game woes? You’re not alone. Two common chipping flaws are leaving golfers in the rough.
Firstly, mishitting the ball by coming in too steeply. This causes the club to dig into the ground, resulting in a weak, imprecise shot.
Secondly, decelerating through the swing. This saps power and accuracy from the chip, leading to inconsistent distance control.
To overcome these flaws, focus on striking the ball solidly by swinging low and through the ball. Additionally, maintain a steady tempo throughout the swing, ensuring smooth acceleration and deceleration.
By addressing these chipping flaws, you can drastically improve your short game, reduce frustration, and shave strokes off your score.
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