1) Place a quarter on the ground
Dig into your pockets and find a few of those old, silver George Washingtons clinking around. Place it on the ground toward the back of your stance.
2) Drop your bucket a couple of feet away
Two or three (or 6-10 feet away) is plenty of space.
3) Set up your lead edge
Place your wedge on the ground behind your quarter. Make sure the lead edge of the club is firmly and squarely on the ground directly aligned with the back edge of the quarter.
4) Start Swinging
Your focus for the drill is to keep the leading edge down while knocking the quarters into the bucket. The repeated motion will not only improve your contact, but also trick your brain into making the golf ball look larger, improving your confidence.
Who would’ve thought improving your chipping could cost you as little as 75 cents?
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