Really want to join you but I’m stuck over here in California 🙁
I wish I lived in the UK to come out and play 🙁 unfortunately I live all
the way over here in freezing cold Canada where there won’t be golf until
April :'( great video though I use this technique so much in my game its my
signature shot really, lowered my score for sure! Thanks Mark for the great
video once again!
Great tips Thanks Mark. Your videos are incredibly useful when looking for
a new club! Keep up the good work squire
The chip & run shot is the high percentage shot for me. I’ve got friends
who try to spin their 60 wedge from 15 yards away, but the chip & run
virtually eliminates any potential fat or occasionally shanked shots. I
only ever really use my 60 wedge from bunkers or tight pins behind bunkers
when I absolutely have to get the ball airborne.
Obviously Hank Haney.
I’m always daunted by low chip and run shots, I seem to have a mental block
as to how far they will go in the air and along the ground.
I always have trouble around he green with distance control, what would you
suggest?
Hey mark what kind of rain pants are you wearing? Personally i prefer to
fly the ball closer to the hole when its wet because it usually stops on a
dime, rather than trying to judge the speed on a chip and run on slow, wet
greens.
Mark, that last shot was brilliant! The water in the foreground and sun on
the horizon. Gorgeous.
run a contest to get us guys over the pond there!
Let’s get stuck in!! I would like to join you but I am in the USA.
first
Good stuff
What douche-bag always down-votes Mark’s videos? Great video Mark, good
advice.
I wish i could come mark. being stuck in Philly, PA i dont have the
Oppurtunity i really would love to play with you some day 😀
My chipping game needs work. Thanks for the great info!
Common sense for me. Still confused about the different chipping
techniques. Bob Pelz says “place ball opposite right ankle, point feet
slightly to target than hit down”. too hard for me and not natural.
I’ve seen people doing chip and runs with just about everything…
including a driver once. I guess it’s just whatever you are comfortable
with.
Thanks for the advice!
Good video Mark. I use my 7-iron for that shot with a “putting stroke”
swing thought. Over the years it has been one of the highest probability
shots in my bag.
I love the hinge and hold method, saved me quite a bit, wish I could come
out there, stuck in CT
Mark you must be a mind reader! I was only thinking the other day about a
chip and run video so thanks for doing one.
Good advise used the shot even before the video! Really has shaved strokes
off my scorecard.
Does it matter how old you are to attend the golf day? (15)
are you saying that if the ground is wet or you can’t read the lines to do
this shot? or do this all time?
Really want to join you but I’m stuck over here in California 🙁
I wish I lived in the UK to come out and play 🙁 unfortunately I live all
the way over here in freezing cold Canada where there won’t be golf until
April :'( great video though I use this technique so much in my game its my
signature shot really, lowered my score for sure! Thanks Mark for the great
video once again!
Great tips Thanks Mark. Your videos are incredibly useful when looking for
a new club! Keep up the good work squire
The chip & run shot is the high percentage shot for me. I’ve got friends
who try to spin their 60 wedge from 15 yards away, but the chip & run
virtually eliminates any potential fat or occasionally shanked shots. I
only ever really use my 60 wedge from bunkers or tight pins behind bunkers
when I absolutely have to get the ball airborne.
Obviously Hank Haney.
I’m always daunted by low chip and run shots, I seem to have a mental block
as to how far they will go in the air and along the ground.
I always have trouble around he green with distance control, what would you
suggest?
Hey mark what kind of rain pants are you wearing? Personally i prefer to
fly the ball closer to the hole when its wet because it usually stops on a
dime, rather than trying to judge the speed on a chip and run on slow, wet
greens.
Mark, that last shot was brilliant! The water in the foreground and sun on
the horizon. Gorgeous.
run a contest to get us guys over the pond there!
Let’s get stuck in!! I would like to join you but I am in the USA.
first
Good stuff
What douche-bag always down-votes Mark’s videos? Great video Mark, good
advice.
I wish i could come mark. being stuck in Philly, PA i dont have the
Oppurtunity i really would love to play with you some day 😀
My chipping game needs work. Thanks for the great info!
Common sense for me. Still confused about the different chipping
techniques. Bob Pelz says “place ball opposite right ankle, point feet
slightly to target than hit down”. too hard for me and not natural.
I’ve seen people doing chip and runs with just about everything…
including a driver once. I guess it’s just whatever you are comfortable
with.
Thanks for the advice!
Good video Mark. I use my 7-iron for that shot with a “putting stroke”
swing thought. Over the years it has been one of the highest probability
shots in my bag.
I love the hinge and hold method, saved me quite a bit, wish I could come
out there, stuck in CT
Mark you must be a mind reader! I was only thinking the other day about a
chip and run video so thanks for doing one.
Good advise used the shot even before the video! Really has shaved strokes
off my scorecard.
Does it matter how old you are to attend the golf day? (15)
are you saying that if the ground is wet or you can’t read the lines to do
this shot? or do this all time?