CREATESPACE Seven Steps to Heavenly Chipping – Master Your Chip Shot

Turn Chipping Into Consistent Confidence

Seven Steps to Heavenly Chipping from CREATESPACE reframes a short-grain part of the game as a repeatable, repeatable process you can practice and apply on the course. The book guides you to see how the loft of your club influences flight, height, and the roll after landing, helping you read chipping situations more clearly without relying on luck.

Rather than relying on guesswork, you’ll learn a seven-step framework you can repeat shot after shot. The guidance emphasizes visualization, setup, and technique in a way that keeps you focused on the process, not just the result. The author clarifies common misunderstandings about what a chip is and how different greens, slopes, and obstacles change what you should aim for with each shot.

What you’ll discover

• How loft interacts with energy to shape flight, height, and roll.
• A clear definition of what makes a chip different from a pitch or a putt.
• A practical seven-step routine you can repeat for consistency.
• Four distinct techniques to choose from depending on the green, grain, and danger zones.
• Strategies for selecting a landing zone and practicing to land it reliably.

Four chipping techniques covered

• Standard Chip — a steady flight and predictable roll keyed to the club’s loft.
• Running/High Energy Chip — more energy to maximize rollout while keeping control.
• Soft Landing Chip — low, gentle energy for fast greens or downhill chips.
• Lob Shot — high loft with low energy to stop quickly near the pin when space is tight.

Seven vital steps you’ll repeat

The book outlines a repeatable sequence focused on visualization, ball–ground interaction, and a controlled setup. Readers will learn to identify a reliable landing area, then execute the chosen technique with consistency across different chips.

How to use this book on the green

Applied guidance helps you translate theory into on-course practice. Expect practical notes on practice routines, how to build a simple drill plan, and tips for adjusting shots when greens are fast, green slopes are tricky, or obstacles demand precise landing zones.

The result is a resource designed to support golfers who want clearer fundamentals, more reliable contact, and a broader toolbox for chipping around the green — without promising guaranteed outcomes, only the possibility of steadier, more thoughtful play.