Category: Fringe

High Chip

You only have a limited amount of green to work with between you and the hole on your chip shot.

Lots of Green

You have lots of green to work with between you and the hole on your chip shot.

Hill Behind

You are between clubs and there is a hill behind the green.

Wristy Chipper

Your hands are too active while chipping.

Long Back Pin

You need to hit the ball over or from the fringe and are on the opposite side of the green from the pin.

Chip and Run

The green is wet or it is windy and you have a short distance from the green but need enough loft to make it over a small obstacle or a high fringe.

Long Pitch and Run

The green is wet or it is windy and you are 80 yards or less from the pin.

Bump and Run

The green is wet or it is windy and you need to get the ball over the fringe. You are poor at chipping and are a short distance from the green.

Firm Wrists

You top the ball, hit it thin or fat when chipping due to an excessive wrist action. You might even notice the back of your forward hand collapse during impact.

Downhill Sidehill Chip

You need to chip over the rough while facing a sidehill, downhill shot about 40 feet away from the pin.