Ken Martin, PGA Certified Professional Instructor at Keiser University College of Golf, shares valuable insights on improving chipping and pitching control by using more chest rotation and less wrist action.
- Ken explains how consistent contact is key for controlling distance in short game shots like chips and pitches.
- He emphasizes the importance of using the chest as the primary motor for the swing, which helps ensure the bottom of the swing arc is in the right position for solid contact.
- Ken also demonstrates how to practice this technique with tools like the Impact Ball, helping golfers reduce wrist action and achieve better control and accuracy on the course.
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