Use a simple-wristed action and trust the loft of the club to do the work.
USE a putting-stroke feel in your chipping will go a long way to helping you play the ball with accuracy and confidence.
You need the wrists to be quiet for both shots, but that doesn’t mean you need to lock out your wrists as you chip.
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If the blade of the iron is in the centre of your stance, you should naturally have your hands slightly ahead of the ball. You don’t need a double dose of shaft lean.
Although it appears that the wrists have hinged a little from this angle, this is an optical illusion. You should maintain the angle set in your left wrist at address.
The relationship between the left wrist and club is maintained. Do not refer to this as stiff-wristed. It is simple-wristed, not stiff wristed.
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