Chip Master

The Chip Master positions your arms in the correct relationship to your body at address. The arm pads sit just below your lead elbow, and the spacing is set slightly wider than you would naturally expect. That width is intentional. It magnifies the role of your shoulders in the swing while making hand manipulation nearly impossible. As a result, your trailing shoulder is forced to rotate through ball contact. Your wrists function properly because the device does not allow them to flip or scoop. You feel what a proper chip actually feels like, often for the first time. Go back and forth between the Chip Master and your club in short practice sessions. Within a few reps, the pattern transfers. Your body remembers the feeling.

The Chip Master corrects the most common chipping flaw in amateur golf: using the hands instead of the shoulders. It physically trains your body to rotate the trailing shoulder through impact, which keeps the hands passive, the club on plane, and the contact consistent.

Position the leading arm pad just below your lead elbow using the elastic strap. Set the arm spacing slightly wider than feels natural. That width is key. It forces the shoulders to engage rather than the hands. From there, focus on rotating your trailing shoulder through ball contact.

Most golfers feel the correct motion within their first few reps. The device provides immediate physical feedback, so your body learns fast. Additionally, alternating between the Chip Master and your club during practice accelerates the transfer to your real swing.

Yes. In fact, beginners often benefit most because they have not yet developed bad habits. The Chip Master is designed for all skill levels and is adjustable to fit all golfers. Therefore, no matter your experience, the device works for you.