Can someone please recommend good chipping training aid

[Brettyboy187 17]

on the lookout for good training aid for chipping.. have been considering the 'orange whip wedge' by stan utley... but I wondered if was any good tried and tested  products out there?

[RickyBobby_PR 9,566]

Save money on a training aid and buy Monte Scheinblum’s use the bounce 2.0 video series

[kelpie 3]

Put an alignment rod in the butt of your wedge and hit chips. Amazing tool.

[ChuckZ 224]

Have you considered seeing a PGA instructor a your local course.  That is what I do when I have issues with my game.  Less time to figure out the problem and they can change what you need to do on the spot.  My only recommendation.  Best investment.  With respect.  Actually saw mine this week regarding an issue I was having with my new fairway.  Corrected it in less than five minutes.  Hitting nice straight long bombs, now.  Just saying.  

[Beakbryce 60]

Take a hand towel and place it on the green where you want the chip to land.

[Donn lost in San Diego 47]

I use an old chipper, grooveless bronze Don Martin Up-n-In.  Practice practice practice on bad lies.  Practice putting the ball on the collar or in front of a large clump (obstacle) and force yourself to hit down.  Chipping with a regular length club is harder than chipping with a shorter shaft chipper. 

[Brettyboy187 17]

On 7/4/2021 at 11:10 PM, RickyBobby_PR said:

Save money on a training aid and buy Monte Scheinblum’s use the bounce 2.0 video series

what a recommendation this was btw!! awesome!!

[jlukes 16,464]

On the expensive side, but the TourStriker Planemate was incredible in transforming my chipping and pitching technique.

[RickyBobby_PR 9,566]

32 minutes ago, Brettyboy187 said:

what a recommendation this was btw!! awesome!!

For the money it’s pure gold. 

[korsmot 25]

I think a combination of listed above is great.  You need to know the proper technique that you are trying to achieve or your specific problem that prevents proper technique. (wrists breaking down, weight staying back, not enough body rotation, too much body rotation etc ;))  Then you get the chipping aid that helps that problem.  Example;  A "chip stick" that help you stop breaking your wrists is pretty good.  But you have to know your specific problem, so video or a lesson is great to figure that out.  

Cheers

Tigger

[korsmot 25]

3 hours ago, Donn lost in San Diego said:

I use an old chipper, grooveless bronze Don Martin Up-n-In.  Practice practice practice on bad lies.  Practice putting the ball on the collar or in front of a large clump (obstacle) and force yourself to hit down.  Chipping with a regular length club is harder than chipping with a shorter shaft chipper. 

grip down on the wedges, almost to the metal, is different way to get more feel of control

[H-Bomb 0]

Try Golf In Sync training aid. I have a pre-owned unit for sale if interested. It helped me get the correct feel for short game shots. 

See this video:

 

[Godawgs 6]

I have the Orange Whip wedge and I didn't care for it. I also have the Orange Whip trainer and iron trainer and use them a lot. I use the trainer to warm up before each round including tournaments and league, I swear by those but the wedge used too much wrist action for me. I hope that helped some. Good luck and good golfing

[tdroma98 49]

I found Phil Mickelson's video - Chipping 101 - to be a great tool and offers great practice techniques. One thing that Phil advises & he is absolutely correct, never let the club head pass your hands when chipping. We amateurs like to flick our wrists when chipping.  It's amazing the technique with being conscience of not having club head pass your hands is great and under any condition.  Good luck!! 

[Godawgs 6]

I used James Sieckmann's Wedge Mastery and Fineness Wedge coarses on Performance Golf Scratch Club. It was good for me. Good Luck, it looks like you have a lot of good ideas.

[Stephen Lee 6]

What's your main problem? or do you know your main problem? Are you chunking, thinning, just inconsistent all around? Maybe post a video and that would help us recommend training tools because it's not clear, at least from the post, exactly what in your chipping that you're looking to fix