Target Chipping Net
Mini-Series Training Videos included:
- VIDEO 1 - Consistent Chipping
- VIDEO 2 - Control your ball flight
- VIDEO 3 - Stork chipping
- VIDEO 4 - How to use the bounce
- Check out the taster video below
1 x Target Chipping Net:
- Perfect sized 20" chipping net
- Instant pop-up that folds away in seconds
- Two target rings to improve accuracy
- Scan the QR Code inside to access your exclusive lesson videos created by Piers & Andy
Fine Tune your Chipping Accuracy
One of the most important aspects of chipping is getting a consistent low point.
Features & Benefits
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Target Chipping Net
Provides instant feedback on your chipping accuracy with three different sized rings in the net.
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Mini-Series Training Videos
Let Piers and Andy show you how to get the most out of your target chipping net. With 4 training drills to improve your game.
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Instant Pop Up
With an instant pop-up design, it's a great tool to practice your chipping anywhere and store away easily.
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Target Zones
With multiple rings and target zones you can practise a variety of shots to really help improve your short game.
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Chipping Net Size
Perfectly sized chipping net measuring 20 inch and ideal for chipping, pitching and bunker play.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I access the Me and My Golf training videos?
Inside the box is a leaflet stating how to watch the training videos. Simple scan the QR code on the leaflet and should be taken to the Me and My Golf website. Either register for free or login and you’ll have full access to the videos.
What is chipping in golf?
Chipping is a very short shot in golf normally using a wedge or iron. The ball should lift into the air for a few second and then land rolling towards the hole. All shot are different but the chipping net is ideal for when the ball is about to land on the green.
Which golf club is best to use with the chipping net?
There are several golf clubs made for the chipping net range from wedges, short irons, and mid irons. We would say a Pitching wedge from 10 yards would be a good starting point and then experiment with other clubs.