Senior Golfers: Avoid These 3 Chipping Habits to Save 5 Shots a Round — Japan's Way

📘 This book hands you the release timing that finally cures your slice. https://kenji-otsuka-golf-sensei.com/v37?src=desc 💌 My membership shares the release drills I never post publicly. https://join.kenji-otsuka-golf-sensei.com?src=japanese-en-banco-de-t-tulos-30-07-22-20_v37_desc_a Four steps of fringe, eleven paces to the pin — the easiest chipping shot on the course, and your hands already know how it usually ends: chunked and dribbling, or skulled across the green into the bunker. I lived that for nineteen years, until a seventy-one year old man in a sun hat, playing with seven clubs on a municipal course outside Nagoya, beat me by six shots without ever looking stressed once. In this video I walk you through the three "correct" chipping habits that are quietly costing you about five shots a round, all inside thirty yards of the green, and the running approach setup he used every single time, the one Japanese golf schools teach that no instructor back home ever mentioned to me. No new wedge, no lesson package — just the eight iron already sitting in your bag ⛳ and one word he taught me that was worth more than anything I'd paid for before. Stick around to the end, because the second habit is the one that hides in plain sight — you cannot see it in your own swing until you do, and once you do, the chunks and skulls stop making sense as bad luck and start making sense as a pattern you can actually fix tonight on your living room carpet with a club you already own 🏌️. This channel exists to give guys like you the one honest reason your swing keeps failing in the same place, round after round, instead of one more tip to pile on top of the last. If that sounds like what you've been missing, subscribe and join the group of us figuring this out together, one Japanese lesson at a time. #GolfForSeniors #JapaneseGolfSecrets #ChippingTips #ShortGameFix