Chunked-Chip
117 verified teaching moments with direct channel credit and official-source links.
Chip to the brush sound as your only targetChannel: Dan Grieve
Keep turning on wet chips so the club brushes, not digsChannel: Dan Grieve
Get taller through finesse wedges to expose the bounceChannel: Micah Morris
Work down a grainy downslopeChannel: Dan Grieve
Putt from a weird lieChannel: Micah Morris
Take the hinge out for a U-shaped, bounce chipChannel: PorzakGolf
Chip by using the bounce and sweeping the ballChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
Release the grip back to the beltChannel: Dan Grieve
Move hard-lie chips outside the back footChannel: Dan Grieve
Use the bounce instead of the leading edgeChannel: Golf with Aimee
Putt from a tight fringe when chipping into the grainChannel: Dan Grieve
Stand taller over chips and tilt to strike downChannel: SagutoGolf- Accept rollout from hardpanChannel: Dan Grieve
Set a lob like a bunker shotChannel: Dan Grieve
Level your shoulders to stop hitting behind chipsChannel: Dan Grieve
Read the green like a putt, then chip to the five-foot spotChannel: MrShortGame Golf
Putt to remove the chunk from playChannel: Grant Horvat Golf- Use back-foot shaft lean on tight liesChannel: Dan Grieve
Putt with a wedge from thick roughChannel: Golf with Aimee
Let a good lie release the wedgeChannel: Dan Grieve
Rocking back off the right foot sculls or fats the chipChannel: Golf with Aimee- Use a hybrid with a putting grip to chip into the grainChannel: Dan Grieve
- Chip with weight on the left side and sweep, don't stabChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
- Drop to less loft, not a 60, when chipping anxiousChannel: Dan Grieve
- Slide the bounce through a wet lieChannel: Dan Grieve
- Pre-set your impact position at address for chipsChannel: PorzakGolf
Finish through the chip, not at the ballChannel: Dan Grieve
Play wet greenside rough with the toe and a high handleChannel: Dan Grieve
Control chipping low point before chasing flightChannel: Club Champion
Keep the lowercase-Y structure through the chipChannel: SagutoGolf
Raise the tabletop to play the same shot as a chipChannel: Danny Maude
Toe-down slide shot for tricky greenside liesChannel: Dan Grieve
Set hands back to hit behind it on bunker and flopChannel: SagutoGolf- Keep the club head outside the hands going backChannel: Dan Grieve
Play the putt chip: toe-down wedge with a putting strokeChannel: Dan Grieve- Open the face to restore bounce with the hands forwardChannel: MrShortGame Golf
Let the lie pick the chip, not your eyeChannel: Dan Grieve
Match wedge bounce to turf firmnessChannel: GOLF's Subpar
Use a clown-nose ball to present wedge bounceChannel: Club Champion
Chip with your putting grip to quiet the handsChannel: Micah Morris
Toe down from a buried divotChannel: Dan Grieve- Feel the left shoulder lift up and around in the chipChannel: Dan Grieve
Putt instead of chip off a soggy, grainy lieChannel: PorzakGolf
Use the bounce on an open-face chip so it won't digChannel: Golf with Coach Carolin
Let gravity fall through thick rough, not lift it outChannel: Danny Maude- Feel low to high on the chipChannel: Dan Grieve
- Open the left shoulder instead of staying downChannel: MrShortGame Golf
- Pivot your body on short shots, don't go all handsChannel: GOLF's Subpar
Hinge quickly out of long roughChannel: Dan Grieve
Grip tighter with the lead hand from sticky roughChannel: Dan Grieve
Preset pressure left for a forward short-game low pointChannel: stayhandsy
Release 3: the lob shot setupChannel: Dan Grieve
From the rough, be braver with a longer swingChannel: Danny Maude- Chip off the toe to stop the heel digging into the grainChannel: Dan Grieve
- Pick a bounce wedge for tight, grainy liesChannel: PorzakGolf
- Hold your wrist angle and let the chest do the workChannel: Micah Morris
Putt from a tight lie instead of chippingChannel: Dan Grieve- Use the bounce to release out of nestled BermudaChannel: Dan Grieve
Play a low spinner off a tight lie with a lob wedgeChannel: Dan Grieve
Keep loft and bounce for chip margin for errorChannel: Dan Grieve
On steep uphill chips, use less loft so it won't digChannel: Dan Grieve
Reveal more bounce for a higher chipChannel: Club Champion
Lean into steep uphill chips to keep balanceChannel: Dan Grieve
Avoid too little bounce to stop digging and fat shotsChannel: Mark Immelman
Uphill lie hook it, downhill lie cut itChannel: Dan Grieve- Use shadows as landing railsChannel: Dan Grieve
Match the short-game shot to your lieChannel: Dan Grieve
Set the wedge toe down near the greenChannel: Club Champion
Secure chip contact firstChannel: Danny Maude
Use hybrid safely from roughChannel: Dan Grieve
Stand tall and bend forward to flatten the wedge soleChannel: MrShortGame Golf
Return the lofted club to the baseChannel: Danny Maude
Move your head down and forward when pitchingChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Let the club finish to use the bounce and avoid chunksChannel: Danny Maude
Use more loft when playing out of the roughChannel: Dan Grieve- Pop rough out with steep release threeChannel: Dan Grieve
- Use the bounce, not the leading edge, on chipsChannel: Club Champion
Attack a sitting-down rough lie more steeplyChannel: Dan Grieve- Aim the strike at the ball's inner quadrantChannel: stayhandsy
Pinch a chip when the ball is sitting downChannel: Dan Grieve
Putt with loft: low wedge shot off soft groundChannel: Danny Maude- Under pressure, pick the higher-margin shallow chipChannel: GOLF's Subpar
Accelerate through a sitting-down chipChannel: gm__golf- Let the clubhead fall, then accelerate past the ballChannel: MrShortGame Golf
- Chip cross-handed to stop the trail wrist flippingChannel: Club Champion
Add forward shaft lean to chips using a little twistChannel: stayhandsy
Finish where you aim to stop decelerating on chipsChannel: Dan Grieve
Cut across into-the-grain chipsChannel: Dan Grieve
Hold the chip finish and compare it to puttingChannel: Danny Maude- Tuck sleeves or a towel to keep the arms connectedChannel: Dan Grieve
- Deep-nestled lie: go to 60, no shaft lean, full releaseChannel: Dan Grieve
Match bunker release to the lieChannel: Dan Grieve
Tuck the trail arm into your ribs for crisp chipsChannel: SagutoGolf- Tee-peg clip drill to take the ground out of playChannel: Dan Grieve
- Brush the wedge toe through turfChannel: Dan Grieve
- Play chips toe-down off tight lies and into the grainChannel: SagutoGolf
Bounce brushing the ground at impact is correct, not fatChannel: Golf with Aimee- Use the bounce, not the leading edge, on chipsChannel: Golf with Aimee
Check your chip finish position for feedbackChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Use the line drill for chips and pitchesChannel: CraigHansonGolf