The pitch shot dance: why your feet are the secret to crispy contact
For those struggling with their pitch shots, Martin Chuck has some great advice.
For those struggling with their pitch shots, Martin Chuck has some great advice.
In this video, Martin Chuck explains the concept of building a radius into your swing.
In today’s tip, I’ll explain how to make crisp, clean contact, even if you have a soggy stance. Truth be told, the advice here will help you hit the ball better and more reliably on ANY type of turf conditions.
When you raise an axe and let it fall, there’s a natural rhythm to it. Weight shifts. Hands release. Body follows through. You don’t have to think about any of it. It just happens. —Martin Chuck
Here’s a great video from Martin Chuck about shifting your weight on short chip chots.
“When you rest the club on the ground, you can create too much bend in your arms, waist, etc. And these variables make it hard to get the club back to the ball in a reliable way.” —Martin Chuck
Martin Chuck from the Tour Striker Academy has a drill that can teach you how to make a better backswing.
Here’s Martin Chuck from Tour Striker Academy with something he learned from George Knudson.
Martin Chuck from the Tour Striker Academy has some great advice about the waggle and how it’s a vital piece of your pre-shot routine.