Dear Golfer,

You know the shot.

The one just off the green.

Not in the bunker. Not behind a tree. Not buried in some impossible place where everyone would understand if you made a mess of it...

Just a chip.

A little one.

The kind of shot that looks simple enough that you almost feel stupid for being nervous over it.

And yet… there you are.

Standing over the ball with a wedge in your hand, trying to decide what version of yourself is about to show up.

The one who nips it nicely and watches it roll up near the hole?

OR

The one who chunks it short of the green and has to do the whole thing again while mentally pretending that last one never happened...

OR

when you blade it across the green like the ball suddenly remembered it had somewhere else to be... and FAST. 

That’s the brutal part about chipping.

It looks simple.

It should feel simple.

But for a lot of golfers, it doesn’t.

Because the second you walk up to the ball your head fills with questions...

What club should I use?

Should my weight be forward or back?

Should I open the face, or close it?

Where should the ball be in my stance?

Do I land it on the fringe or the green? Should I fly it farther or should I bump it low? As if I could pick what this club is going to do. 

Is the ground firm or soft?

Is the ball sitting up? Is it sitting down?

Is the grass going to grab it?

How much is it going to roll?

And by the time you finally step in to hit the shot, you’re not really chipping anymore.

You’re guessing.

You’re hoping.

You’re trying not to embarrass yourself with a shot that should have been one of the easier parts of the hole. 

AND THAT'S WHERE MOST GOLFERS GET STUCK.

Not because they’re hopeless around the green.

Not because they need to spend the next six months learning 27 little wristy short-game tricks from someone on the internet wearing white pants.

They struggle because they don’t have a simple way to hit the shot... over and over and over.

That’s it.

Hello I'm David — and I've spent nearly 30 years playing and coaching golf at a professional level.

I built Consistent Chipping in 14 Days to make chipping simple again.

Not fancy.

Not complicated.

Not “here are 19 shots you’ll never practice and one day maybe use if the stars align and your playing partner is named Gary.”

Simple.

This course is built around the Simple Chipping 4-Shot System™ .

Four stock shots.

That’s the foundation.

Not because those are the only four shots that exist.

But because those four shots give you a reliable starting point for almost everything you’re going to face from 50 yards and in.

YOU LEARN THE BASIC CHIP FIRST.

The simple motion.

The one that gets the club through the ball without flipping at it, scooping it, stabbing it, or trying to help it into the air like a baby bird that fell out of a tree.

Then you learn your stock distances:

Your 10-yard shot.

Your 20-yard shot.

Your 30-yard shot.

Your 40-yard shot.

Now you have something to build from.

And this is where chipping starts to feel different.

Because instead of walking up and thinking, “I hope I can make this work,” you start walking up and thinking:

What is my lie?

Where does this need to land?

How much room do I have?

Which of my four shots fits?

That’s the system. 

So what actually changes after 14 days?

You STOP treating every chip like a brand-new problem.

You START seeing the shot in pieces.

Where does it need to land? How much does it need to roll? Does it need to come out low?Does it need to land softer? Can I use my normal shot, or does the lie need something different?

That’s when chipping starts getting fun.

Because now your wedges stop feeling like mystery sticks.

You START to understand what happens when you use less loft.

You START to understand what happens when you open the face a little.

You START to see why one shot runs, another one lands soft, and another one just needs to get out of the rough and onto the green.

And you don’t need to guess your way through it.

You’ll have simple drills that show you what your shots do.

You’ll know how to practice your landing spots.

You’ll know how to build touch without standing there for an hour hitting random chips to random holes and calling it “working on my chipping.”

Fourteen days later, the goal is simple:

You miss a green.

You walk up.

You see the shot.

You choose which chip shot.

You land it closer.

And your short game finally feels like something you can rely on.

See you on the green...in ONE,

- David

Big Swing Kings ⛳👑