I want to talk to you about chipping the ball close to the hole . I see a lot of people struggle with the bottom of their swing.
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So kind of Dusty and Missy Broderick to post this clip from Colin Cowherd and #CharlesBarkley. #UtleyApprovedDusty and Missy BroderickWell said on Colin Cowherd today Charles Barkley, when it comes to golf Stan Utley is indeed “one of the best teachers in the world.”We’d just add the entire Utley fam are some of the best people in the world as well!Honored to call you friends, and clients! 🙏🏼 ... See MoreSee Less
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Posted June9th by_
Always good info from SwingUSwingUIf you decide to chip with your sand wedge, then you need to understand the design the engineer intended for the player take advantage of the club. Regardless of the manufacturer of your wedge, they all have a similar design characteristic called the bounce.The low point of a wedge is not on the lead edge; instead, the low point is back on the bounce. Your job is to land the back of the club into the ground before the front of the club, much like the way a pilot lands an airplane with the back wheels touching down before the front wheels. If you land the club on the bounce angle, the club skids and pitches the ball in the air nicely. With wedges, your clubface is already aiming up some 50-60°, so it doesn't need your help to get the ball airborne; all it needs you to do is land the back tires in the ground. Stan Utley ... See MoreSee Less
