Uphill Lie ChipShot | Golf with Aimee

When you are chipping on an uphill sloped, what do you have to watch out for? Most frequently asked question is whether you should “match your shoulders to the slope of the hill?”
In today’s lesson, I will break it down for you so you can get up and down from an uphill lie around the greens!

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16 thoughts on “Uphill Lie ChipShot | Golf with Aimee

  1. I had this shot yesterday (30 yds, could see half the pin) and got enough of it right to make it my shot of the day. I was trying to remember what Aimee said to do and remembered to hold my weight into the hill and loosen my hands at contact. I heard the sound of a light click. It was the sound of a symphony. It felt like the clubhead was pulling me up the grade to the target post contact. Thank you Aimee Cho.

  2. I have probably watched hundreds of videos I have leaned more in the last couple days watching your channel I just have to say your a great teacher of golf made it click for me thanks for all you do!!! Trail foot video made it click

  3. What about the address of the club face on this shot.? with the blades of the grass pointing towards your club face is it better to hover the club leading edge to better able hit the ball clean to prevent from hitting fats or thins… thank you for your advice..

  4. You definitely have a gift for teaching and explaining things in a way that it can be understood and applied by the average person watching the video. other instructors often talk positions or body parts like P4 or wrist extension/flexion or ulnar deviation or showing a pro's position at impact(when he's swinging thru at 115 mph!) … all of which doesn't help the average golfer improve his swing or play better golf. Playing high level golf and teaching/explaining facets of golf in a way that people can understand and benefit from are totally different. You are definitely a great teacher/instructor.

  5. I love uphill chip shots. I go with my 54 or 62, depending on the angle, and land the ball as if I were simple dropping it on the green. As always, great video Aimee.

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