When you're on a Power Tee system, you can actually use the tee peg itself because it's nice and strong, to be able to improve your chipping. Let me show you how.

Quite simply, place the ball around twelve inches behind the tee peg, in line with where you want to chip to. The object of the exercise is this: you go ahead and chip the ball, but you've got to keep the club head low enough, tracking the ground enough, so that it will connect with the tee peg. 

If you've done that, then you know that the club has worked shallow enough through the mat to give you a good strike. If you do the action that I showed you at the beginning, then what will happen is that because the club is coming up above the tee peg, you won't get that connection. 

So what we need to do is to set it up in a way in which the ball is just behind the tee peg, and then focus on striking the ball but keeping low enough that it connects with the tee. 

By doing that, I've struck the ball perfectly in the middle of the club and the club stayed low enough to connect with the tee - so I've got both things right. Providing I hit the tee I know I've changed the angle of attack of the actual club so I'm going to get more control on the golf ball, and better strikes. The result of that is a much better short game, and probably lower scores too.