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What's the Difference Between a Chip and a Pitch Shot - Alison Curdt

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What’s the Difference Between a Chip and a Pitch Shot?

Knowing how to play the right type of shot around the green will save you valuable strokes. Alison Curdt demonstrates the difference between a chip shot and a pitch.
  • Chip shots operate from one lever: the lead arm to the body.
  • Chip shots will launch lower and roll out more.
  • Pitch shots operate from two levers: the lead arm to the body, and wrist action.
  • Pitch shots will launch higher and will have varying amounts of roll.
What Club Should I Choose for this Chip?
Don't automatically reach for your wedge. PGA and LPGA Master Professional, Alison Curdt shows how to decide on the best club when you are chipping.
Changing the Trajectory of your Pitch Shots
PGA and LPGA Master Professional Alison Curdt shows how the launch angle on your pitch shots can be altered by changing the ball position in your stance at address.
Chipping Uphill to a Tight Pin
Alison Curdt shows you how to avoid trouble when chipping off a tight lies to a tight pin? Activate more of the bounce of your club and see those chips get close!
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