How to Chip with a 7 Iron in Golf

Video Transcript

"Hi, I'm PGA member Jay Golden, on behalf of ATAP and Expert Village, the short game. Chipping. Chip with a 7-Iron. Maybe a 6 or an 8, but have a low running chip in your bag. You know when they used that shot -- the first 500 years. Chip and run. 7-Iron, 6-Iron. There are even stories of Lee Trevino chipping with a 4-Iron, to really get that ball running, when you need a lot of running; the pin is on the other side of the green. I'm taking a 7-Iron. It's a great club to practice chipping with. And once again, I'm putting the club similar to putting, play it off the toe, chip it just with a putting stroke, with a 7-Iron. But the point is, a 7-Iron -- play around with it. Use it from off the green. Practice it. You'll save a lot of strokes. Chip with a 7-Iron. More tips right here, and more tips like this -- it's important to use the right words! -- on Expert Village."