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Depends how many beers I’m deep into

I have 3 chips, the 'magic chip 'the feather' and the 'wrist' , the magic is back of stance, toe, drag through inside to out, the feather is closed club head, the wrist is open, I made videos on them

How do you perform this drill at a range using a mat?

Thanks mate

I really like this idea of marking the ball to see where you’ve hit it on the club face. You’ve used it in other useful videos. Another tip to rush to the practice ground to try out. Many thanks, Glen. Has anybody told you that you’re very like Simon Day, an actor in The Fast Show? (A popular comedy show in the UK).

What iron to use this chipping shot?

Glen-thanks for a great multi chip video...a big help. Keep it up Dave

Absolutely a great video! Great job explaining concepts & reminding us to be patient🏌🏻‍♂️

Thx Glen - excellent video.

Thanks, Glen. Another terrific and simple guide. I use the toe-down chip a lot, and now I “get” the dead hands technique I’ll vary things a bit. I play in Scotland, where the grass is always wet or soggy. Your techniques are very simple and effective. Many thanks.

preferred club for a the toe chip?

Brilliant. About time we had an Aussie channel that understands our course conditions. Thank you 🙏🇦🇺

the 1st and 3rd are the same chip!

excellent options Glen. I am interested in more clarity or explanation on the grip / pressure at impact for these and also the firmness or oily wrists through impact; particularly when the poor lie or rough will affect the club passing through the grass to the ball - turning it over - we have patchy couch rough with tufts and bare between and sandy ground below affecting club through the ball - I was taught another method with shaft leaning forward at impact with firm wrist and virtually no follow through so a low chip / punch

Well Done Glen on the three chipping techniques that you previewed in this video. Although I am familiar with all three of them and have used one or the other over the years, I was still able to pick up some valuable information. As you summarized, the most important thing is to "keep the face square!" Always learn or validate from your videos Glen! Keep up the good work.

Thank you for another clear, very helpful video.

Love your videos. What is your best advise to get the low point of the iron swing more in front . Grip is good arms are relaxed but at impact hips don't feel open enough. Thanks so much

I’ve usually really good with my wedges/pitch shots, but THIS situation has always been my kryptonite!! I’ll hit a perfect tee shot onto a soggy ass fairway and dig my wedge into it every. single. time. Cant wait to try this. thanks!

Would the stretches be different for anyone younger?

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the guy's swing looks good but 300 yds?

This is genius. Great mindset shift.

You are always laughing, even when it hurts

Thank you mate 🇦🇺❤️

Great stuff thanks!

Glen I found your videos by accident and how refreshing to watch with out all the complicated explanations as with others. I find they are easy to follow and simple in their instructions. I now use the videos as my go to for advise. Keep up the great work.

Wow! This is an amazing golf video. I watch dozens of golf videos every week, and this is a whole different take on fixing topping the ball. The driver fix just makes so much sense, but I had never thought of it this way.

Nice video Glen, very simple.

I’m 77 and my drives range from about 180yds to, on the odd occasion (when I unknowingly)get something right, in excess of 200yds. After watching your video I had a look at my swing on my V1 app recordings and I DO NOT FOLLOW THROUGH. My lower body is stationary, my club head end its arc in a vertical position and so I now know what my aim should be thanks to this and the whole series of very informative videos and pdf’s. I’ll be working on your advice in the coming weeks and months. A big thank you.

This has been by far one of the most useful tips to help me get my game back on track! You are now the only golf related channel I follow, and your tips for us seniors (like the stretching video) have made a huge difference. I took this info to the range yesterday, and immediately was hitting better shots more flush with an increase of at least 20 yards.

Good stuff. Thank you sir

3 wood is the club I repeatedly top. Tension/anxiety is terrible with this club.

thanks fro great video, greetings from Ireland

Weight distribution. Keep 70% on front foot and focus the pivot point or center of rotation around that foot straight up the front shoulder

Great for when the greens are wet, or a little shaggy when they haven’t been cut yet

Hey Glen and Steve, Great video and drills. Cheers Joe

Brilliant Glen! I get your drill, so obvious from your reasons and I’m just returning to playing after 20 years and by far toppling has been my biggest problem this time around. I’m now off to the club range here at Seaford on the south coast of the UK and looking forward to trying this!

Thank you for another helpful video.

Great advice!

Superb advice. After years of topping and chunking I spent an hour on the practice ground with no balls, just broken tees. Already, I’m improving. But I’m still struggling with distance, probably because I’m 75 next month.

Nice 2 second active Isolated stretches. Thank you.

look at "the easiest swing in golf" with Brian Sparks, i am a 75 year old golfer and following the regime it certainly improved my game!

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Very interesting. Thank you

Another super video for me to practice with, thanks mate

Great video, so simple. Thank you

I haven't tried this, no. However, a scratch marker who borrowed a few of my practice balls did do this! Believe me, I'm gonna do it now. Thanks Glen 🎉

Im a right handed golfer, have been playing for nearly 2 years with my dominant arm being my lead arm, I've recently switched to feeling like my trail arm is more dominant and its totally changed my game, my putting has got better at the same time, but I've gone from mid 90s to low 80s in a couple of months.

Excellent job Glen on instructing us on how to find the sweet spot on the irons. I am always checking the face of my irons and woods to see where the ball is contacting the face of the club. Then, I will make my adjustments to where they should be hitting. I feel that if one stays in posture, there shouldn't be too much variance in where the strikes are happening. Well Done Glen!