You could cock the right wrist ....lots of guys do, but it adds precious little to power and breaks the Right Forearm Flying Wedge . Something you would have to re align prior to Impact if you want it structural advantage. So why bother if simplification is a goal.
Lynn told me that a one armed golfer might need to cock the right hand. Food for thought.
Try chipping with just right arm and feel , see the Structural Advantage of the Right Forearm Flying Wedge through the shot. Once you feel it you'll never want to break it for any shot of any length ......and you dont need to. Its like a battering ram swinging or hitting. And something you can Trace with too. Power and Direction.
(keep the right hand level, the right forearm in line with shaft from DTL, freeze the right wrist in its bent at fix position or bend it back a tad in transition and then freeze it if you prefer, fan and bend the right forearm and right elbow.... and always always try to feel the lag pressure. Youre good , nutted chips with compression will always be accompanied by lag pressure! You can take this one armed chipping very seriously , Tiger does as he warms up before every round. I know a guy who chips like that on the course to overcome his chip yips and hes a good chipper.
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