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Chipping From Deep Rough Golf Lesson with Mark Crossfield from Desert Springs Golf Club in Spain. Learn how to hit a short just off the green chip shot and get the ball close from heavy deep rough. Lower your handicap with simple and easy to use and understand gold instruction, tips and drills from Mark Crossfield the AskGolfGuru.
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Good tip but..
isn’t the title misleading? It seems like what you really did there was
just a strange Putting technique from off the green. I personally am
looking for how to actually use a wedge to chip out of rough to a tight
pin, would have been nice if you included the more traditional method.
Thanks tho! seems cool
I do this with a hybrid
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Nice tip mark will try this !
I too say interesting. As qgbson34 said in previous comment, I use my
hybrid irons to get out of thick stuff if just off the green, I’ll have to
give this a go to see how well it works with a putter which I never thought
of using it that way. Thanks for the lesson.
cheers Mr percentage
im no expert but i think if you middled it with a hybrid chopping down on
the ball, it would come off the face much too hot with less control than
the putter
Would never have thought of trying that, great tip!
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I can’t wait to try this as this lie has been maybe my biggest weakness.
Thanks for the tip!
That is brilliant I have duffed this shot so many times, will practice this
one. Great tip share genius…
That’s why the putter is sometimes referred to as the “Texas wedge”.
So does any other chip shot.
Interesting concept Mark, never thought of trying a putter for one of those
before! Will give it a go and see what happens!
brilliant! 🙂
Wow. That’s a nice tip. Thanks!
lol @ the 3 dislikes. The ball stop a foot past the hole.
That’s a great bit of advice Mark. I guess that the risk factor cranks up
significantly trying to do this with some of the more fancy mallet
styles…..TM spider for example (if that can be classed as a putter!) 😉
I guess there is potential then for some snagging in the rough.
That was the point he was making…
nope. called that because of Texas hardpan not rough.
I tend to use the same technique but with a 55 degree. Weight on the front
foot, lil bit of hinge, no follow through. Still what you showed is worth
considering.
Awesome!!
definitely use this shot nice job Mark
I gotta try this and see if it will work with my center shaft.
Interesting but how about a flop shot from there?