WHY TIGER WOODS CHIPPING IS BAD?

Why Tiger Woods chipping is bad. Piers and Andy discuss their opinion on the technical reasons why Tiger has struggled with his chipping.
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27 thoughts on “WHY TIGER WOODS CHIPPING IS BAD?

  1. Hi Piers, Hi Andy! You guys say, his skulling and duffing of the ball comes
    from his steeper Sean Foley style swing but he had a great short game under
    Sean Foley, especially in 2012 and in 2013. So why do you think that all of
    a sudden this is the reason for his short game troubles?

  2. Tiger commented during an interview saying that because of this new swing
    path which is shallower, the club is brushing the ground before the ball
    hence the fat chip. Foley swing was steeper therefore there was no issue
    with fat chip shots. What do you guys think about Tiger’s comments?

  3. I guess I still can’t get past that he was Player of the Year in 2013,
    countless times before that, 14 majors, countless other tournaments, and
    all of the sudden he has lost all touch around the greens? You can argue
    technique or mental all you want, but this is so mind boggling to me that
    his short game is THIS BAD.

  4. I’ve read that Tiger is suffering a sort of chipping yips – his drastic
    head movements to see where the ball has gone would certainly seem to
    confirm this, and that the yips are neurological and therefore cant be
    conquered by technique alone. Be interested to hear your thoughts

  5. Wow, I honestly hadn’t noticed this aspect of Tiger’s chipping before, but
    it makes so much sense. Great video guys, I’m gonna check and make sure I’m
    doing it right myself. 

  6. Great video. I like your theory. Steep is rarely good in the short game.
    However this isn’t his only issue. Tiger is hitting something like 25% of
    his fairways and probably even less than that when he hits driver. He looks
    to me like a player more concerned with how far he’s hitting it than where
    it goes. 

  7. I think I have been doing something similar to Tiger so will try to open
    the face a little more on the backswing and see how I get on.

  8. +Meandmygolf hi, i love your vids but can u help me with my prob. i have a
    question for you. this is my problem. i have the tendency to lift my left
    shoulder up when my club hitting the ball. that prevents me to rotate my
    shoulder. i always feel afraid when my club is about to hit the ball the i
    do so. i have bad experiences with “grounded” which hurts my shoulder. and
    now, every ball i hit, the ball always slice. do u have the drill or
    techniques to overcome this situation. thanks.

  9. Was painful watching him the last few weeks…………..kind of reminded
    me of mike tyson returning to the ring for one last pay day when he just
    hadnt got it anymore…hopefully this is not the case for tiger

  10. Not sure why Tigers short game technique has changed…surely it’s 2
    separate areas of the game is it a case of spending so much time on his
    long game and no time on his short game that he is just “rusty”?

  11. Hi guys. Please can you do a video showing the hand action on the back
    swing. Should they roll open or simply hinge slightly backwards.. Too many
    conflicting videos on YouTube.
    Thanks mark

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