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Monday, September 28

Too Much Forward Weight Can Hurt Your Chip Shots

Overloading the lead side may make a basic chipping fix work against you.

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Moving your weight forward can help prevent golfers from trying to lift chip shots into the air. But taking that idea too far may create a new problem. A golfer who leans heavily over the lead toe, pushes the handle toward the target and shifts the chest forward can overcorrect. The result is a chipping setup that may make consistent contact harder instead of easier.

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