Bob Toski's Short Game Approach Nobody Teaches Anymore (But They Should!)

Описание: Learn golf chipping tips from a classic short game golf lesson with bob toski—eye-line control, speed feel, and the strike-and-release most golfers never practice.

0:00 - 🏌️‍♂️ Crawl → walk → run
1:18 - ⛔ Keep your eyes down until after contact
1:47 - 🪓 Pitching wedge choice
2:04 - 🔁 Longer, freer swing as you back up
2:24 - ✋ Wrist set/retain
4:08 - 🔄 Let the club rotate/accelerate
6:26 - 📐 Open stance
7:40 - ⛰️ Adjusting for uphill/downhill/sidehill
11:44 - 🎭 Wide-open face flop concept
16:06 - 🏚️ Old “caddyard” shot

This short game golf lesson with bob toski dives into how your eye line and discipline (not looking up early) affects contact and direction. You’ll also see how he manages speed by choosing more club, letting the swing get longer and freer, and deciding between letting the club rotate vs a “strike-and-hold” feel. He finishes with specialty shots—open-face, down-and-left contact for spin, plus an old-school caddyard trap/chip-and-run approach.

What you'll learn

• How lead-eye focus can stabilize your start line on chips
• Why staying down until after contact improves strike consistency
• How using a pitching wedge can help rhythm and tempo on longer chips
• The difference between letting the club rotate vs “strike and hold” (and how grip pressure changes)
• Why an open stance can prevent deceleration and help you see your line
• Old-school chip-and-run “caddyard” basics: ball back, trap it, land it short, let it roll

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