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Roy Hobson, PGA
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Focus on a spot for your ball to
land when setting up to chip.
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The landing spot should be one
fourth the distance to the hole
when chipping with a 9-iron.
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Once you have determined where
to land the ball, concentrate on
carrying the ball to that spot.
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Keys to Success:
1. Use this shot only when your landing spot is on the fringe or the green.
2. The One-Fourth Rule assumes a flat surface. Adjust for slopes accordingly.
3. This ratio applies specifically to the 9-iron chip shot.
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