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[[File:Chip in-mgwt.jpg|thumb|200px|A '''Chip In''' in ''[[Mario Golf: World Tour]]''.]]
[[File:Chip in-mgwt.jpg|thumb|200px|A Chip In in ''[[Mario Golf: World Tour]]''.]]
A '''Chip In''' is a shot that can be performed in the [[Mario Golf (series)|''Mario Golf'' series]]. When the player gets the golf ball in the [[Hole]] when they are not striking from the green, it is called a Chip In. If the player strikes the ball from a [[Bunker (obstacle)|Bunker]] or even the [[Fairway]] and gets it in the cup, it counts as a Chip In. The player gets no extra turns, points, or powers for performing this; it is merely a signal of how well the player is doing.
A '''Chip In''' is a shot that can be performed in the [[Mario Golf (series)|''Mario Golf'' series]]. When the player gets the golf ball in the [[Hole]] when they are not striking from the green, it is called a Chip In. If the player strikes the ball from a [[Bunker (obstacle)|Bunker]] or even the [[Fairway]] and gets it in the cup, it counts as a Chip In. The player gets no extra turns, points, or powers for performing this; it is merely a signal of how well the player is doing.



Revision as of 22:45, February 12, 2018

Chip In

A Chip In is a shot that can be performed in the Mario Golf series. When the player gets the golf ball in the Hole when they are not striking from the green, it is called a Chip In. If the player strikes the ball from a Bunker or even the Fairway and gets it in the cup, it counts as a Chip In. The player gets no extra turns, points, or powers for performing this; it is merely a signal of how well the player is doing.

Because of how it is defined, a Hole-in-One is considered a Chip In.

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Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese チップイン
Chippu In
Chip In

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