Hit a low draw chip to release up an upslope
On a chip into an upslope, the instructor warns that a higher shot would just dig into the slope and stall. Instead he plays a low, drawy chip so it spins a little then releases up the green. He sets up by shutting the stance slightly and closing the face - wrapping the toe over - with a 56-degree wedge.
Channel: Dan Grieve
Watch official source at 11:15Try it
- shut the stance a little bit, a little bit in
- wrap the toe over a little bit with the 56
Why this context matters
Chipping from below the green up an upslope, into the wind.