I'm Zachary Sardina, founder of Impact Golf Lab. I help golfers find clarity, build consistency, and grow on and off the course.
My mission is to create a heart-led, growth-minded community that inspires lasting transformation through the game. Founder & Independent Golf Coach | Impact Golf Lab
Hi, I’m Zachary Sardina — a dedicated golf coach and the founder of Impact Golf Lab, where I help golfers cut through the noise, eliminate confusion, and find true clarity in their game. My coaching philosophy is rooted in more than
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3 CHIPPING DRILLS
Wrist angles — start with left hand low. Shaft lean — start with the operation drill. Too shallow — start with the steepness drill. Pick the one that matches your miss and do it slowly. Your chipping will get better as your low point moves forward. These are exaggeration drills — each with a different purpose. Start with the one that fixes your biggest issue first. Want to fix your chipping?
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CHIPPING STEEPNESS DRILL
Place an alignment stick 4 inches behind the ball with your trail foot against it. Hit the stick and you chunked it. Avoid it by going up and you blade it. The only way out is a steep angle of attack with the lead hand driving down — and the ball takes off low and solid. This is drill three of three — use this one if steepness and angle of attack is your biggest issue. Want to fix your chipping?
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CHIPPING OPERATION DRILL
Attach an alignment stick and feel it stay away from your lead rib cage as you chip through. No shaft lean and it shocks you — just like the game. Keep going until your hands finish forward and you're turning through on your lead leg. This is drill two of three — use this one if shaft lean is your biggest issue. Want to fix your chipping?
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LEFT HAND LOW DRILL
Switch to lead hand low and feel the club face point down toward the ball instead of opening up. Better wrist angles mean the low point moves forward and you stop chunking and blading your chips. This is drill one of three for fixing your chipping low point — and it's the one to start with if your wrist angles are the issue. Want to fix your chipping?
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SOLID CHIP — DOWN THE LINE
Closer and taller at setup, club head staying out in front of the hands, leaning left and turning through with quiet hands. When you finish with the club head right of your hands you know you didn't flip it. That's a solid chip. This is the down the line view of a proper chip — setup controls everything. Want to chip like this?
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SOLID CHIP SHOT
Lead leg pressure instead of trail leg. Shaft leaning toward the target. Head going down and forward. Low point ahead of the ball. This is what a compressed chip looks like from the face on view. Feel like you're lifting up into the lead leg — not the trail side — and turn everything through together. Want to chip like this?
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CHIPPING SETUP — DOWN THE LINE
Move closer to the ball and bring the hands up higher. Standing taller with a more upright shaft lets you hit down steeper instead of trying to lift the ball up and blading it over the green. This is the down the line view of the chipping setup — watch the previous clip for the face on adjustments. Want to fix your chipping?
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