Tired of frustrating chunks and thins around the green? PGA Professional Michelle Low shares her expert chipping setup and shoulder tilt tips to help you catch every chip clean, save strokes, and enjoy stress-free short game confidence.

PGA Professional Michelle Low shares setup and technique tips designed to help golfers eliminate topped and duffed chip shots around the green. The instruction focuses on establishing clean contact off the turf by minimizing wrist movement and stabilizing the lower body during the stroke.
Key adjustments recommended by Low include adopting a narrow stance, positioning the ball inside the right heel, and placing roughly 70 percent of weight on the lead side. She also advises utilizing a weaker grip with thumbs on top and prioritizing shoulder tilt over rotation to ensure a clean strike.
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