Teaching Sport Skills - Special Olympics
Teaching Sport Skills - Special Olympics
Teaching Sport Skills - Special Olympics
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<strong>Teaching</strong> Golf <strong>Skills</strong><br />
Chipping<br />
Chipping<br />
In the chipping stoke, the swing is relatively small in length. Use the clock above as a guide. The swing length should<br />
move from 7 to 5 or 8 to 4.<br />
40<br />
a. A stance is taken with the feet close together.<br />
b. A short swing motion is used with a 5, 6, 7<br />
iron.<br />
c. Little wrist movement is used and body<br />
moves naturally in the direction of the swing.<br />
d. The distance of the shot will vary the amount<br />
of back swing.<br />
e. The chip shot will fly low and roll further.<br />
Coaching Suggestions<br />
Insure that the back swing and the forward<br />
swing are about the same length.<br />
Stress proper hand action, watch for target<br />
hand cupping at the back of the ball. Usually<br />
happens when the athlete tries to lift the ball<br />
up instead of swinging.<br />
Ball position: back of center.<br />
Hands and shaft: front of ball.<br />
<strong>Special</strong> <strong>Olympics</strong> Golf Coaching Guide<br />
Created: August 2003