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Golf Tip of the Week: The Chip Shot - It's in the Wrist
The key to a good chip shot lies in a passive wrist.
PGA Professional Paul Young shows you how to improve your game. It starts with your moves onto your , your , and your. From there, it’s time to work on your chip shot. The key to a good chip shot is in maintaining passive wrists.
For more information or to contact Paul, you can reach him at 562-243-5069.
If you have a question for Paul or a tip you'd like to see on the site, please e-mail us at meredith.skrzypczak@patch.com.
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Editor’s note: Each Monday, Patch will run a golf tip of the week provided by Paul Young, who teaches golf in nearby communities. Young has taught for years and has played on the Hogan Tour, been a Class A member of the British PGA, and member of the National England Team.
