Par From Home - 5 Ways To Improve Your Chipping

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5 Ways to Improve Your Chipping and Lower Your Scores

The key to unlocking the next plateau of your golf game lies in a few simple tips to getting up and down consistently.

The best part? You can master them all without leaving your living room.

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1. You can't make a perfect shot without a perfect setup

When it comes to chipping, setup is everything. Keep your shoulders perfectly square to the ball and shift 70% of your weight to your front foot. Combine this with a soft grip for a perfect shot every time.

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Golfer demonstrating two different putting stances with a red arrow pointing from left to right.

2. Keep the ball back in your stance

Many beginners struggle with getting height on their chips. Keeping the ball halfway between the center of your body and your back foot ensures that you are hitting down on the ball for the best lift.

3. Open your club face for better loft

The biggest mistake beginners make is using their 60 degree wedge like any other club. The increased loft on the club head requires unique handling to be used effectively.

The club face should be completely open and almost parallel to the ground when striking the ball. Try to let the bottom of the club head slide along the ground as you swing through the ball.

Comparison of golf club face positions: square face with less loft and open face with more loft.

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4. Practice makes perfect

Chipping is known as the hardest shot in golf because it's all about touch and feel. This means it requires the most repetitions of any shot to master. Par From Home is a fun and convenient way to make practicing golf more accessible - any time, anywhere.

5. Don’t just take our word for it. Read why 2,500+ are rating Par From Home 4.9/5.0 stars.

Before Par From Home, I thought breaking 90 was impossible.

"I was stuck shooting the same scores for years before I realized that accurate chipping was the difference between shooting 95 and 85. Practicing on a Par From Home helps me put the ball closer to the hole every time. Now I can consistently shoot in the 80s!"

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