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Struggling with chunked or thinned chip shots? PGA Golf Coach Georgia Ball shares three simple swing thoughts that can transform your chipping straight away. If the short game has been letting you down, this is well worth two minutes of your time.
Georgia Ball – Short Game
In this short video, Georgia Ball breaks down the three key moves that make chipping feel more consistent and controlled. From matching your swing length to keeping your weight forward, each tip addresses a common fault that catches out golfers at every level. It is practical, easy to follow, and something you can take straight to the practice area.
Key Takeaways
Match your swing length back and through
Match your swing length back and through
Quitting on the ball is one of the most common chipping faults — keeping the same length on both sides of the swing helps you strike the ball cleanly every time.
Keep your weight left and keep it there
Shifting weight back through the shot causes the dreaded fat or thin — staying left throughout gives you a solid, consistent strike.
Rotate your chest to the target with the handle leading
Trying to scoop or lift the ball into the air leads to poor contact — let your chest rotation and a forward-leaning shaft do the work instead.
Take these three thoughts to the short game area and practise them one at a time before combining them into a single flowing movement. This video is ideal for golfers who lose shots around the green and want a clear, repeatable process to chip with more confidence.
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