Perfect Golf Pitching - Accuracy & Control 30 - 90 yards
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- Опубліковано 6 лис 2015
- How to land a pitch shot on the required distance.
Mark Heinemann PGA AA Golf Professional.
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I love your way of teaching, you are making it so simple..... now I need to practice....
Only thing I would add is don't try to hit a 9 O'clock swing a specific distance. Choke up and make a comfortable half swing with your arm parallel to the ground and still be a little aggressive and stable through the ball. Then see how far it goes. I use a shag bag and hit 30 or 40 balls with the same swing, then pace it off to where the balls were landing so you have a solid swing and carry distance in your mind. My yardage is 65 yards. 9 O'clock 60 wedge. 54 degree is a little over 80. 48 degree is 105. All the same swing with 3 clubs. Then make your back swing slightly bigger or shorter to take a little off or add a bit. Then work on 730 and 1030 swings to make 3 swings and 9 yardages with 3 different clubs. Don't force the yardages. Your swing will determine the distances and you'll be super confident hitting it the right yardage because you've done it so many times. I lay up to 65 when I can!
Please like and comment in the box below. Let me know what you'd like to see in my future videos.
Susi
Are you using a sand wedge? Would you recommend getting a specialist wedge, if so, what degree loft?
@@kc8923 Yes, I'm using my 54 degree SW.
Specialist wedges are more versatile than wedges that come as part of a set. With different sole grinds you can play a variety of different shots, yes.
Mark,you are not only good teacher, but a compassionate spirit. Thanks for responding so promptly.
Many thanks Aizaz, I wish you all the best with your golf.
Thanks, works well also in Sweden!
Great points, Never thought about the back edge of the club actually hitting the ground before the front of the club. Great video.
Thanks Classy Golf Clubs, use the bounce correctly.
Excellent Mark I’ve just subscribed and back into golf after a 20 year absence 🎄 ⛳️
This technique works! You made it so simple to understand and apply! Finally, a plan of approach that I can apply :)
K.I.S.S thanks.
Thanks mark that was very clear , thank you so much i have been struggling for a while but now I'm feeling more confident great video.
Thanks Michael, let me know if you have any questions, kind regards, Mark.
Will do mark thanks
Good video. Helped me a lot. I always thought it was good to take divots, but that makes it a great deal harder to be consistent. Thanks.
Thanks Jon Biro. On a partial shot like this we're ideally looking to just bruise the turf, not cut into it. So just taking grass cuttings and not deep enough to take dirt.
hi mark just found your channel very informative look forward to your new videos
Wonderful content. Thank you
Great stuff Mark, low handicap player who has started dragging the handle. Results have been pretty alarming to say the least! This cleared it up immediately!
Thanks Douglas, glad I could help.
Thanks Mark for a clear and helpful video
Thanks Vinod, you’re welcome.
Hi Mark,
Thanks for the video.
You're very welcome Laz Andres Mesa. Let me know what videos you would like to see in the future?
Thanks Paul. I used my 54 degree SW in this video as I find that the extra bounce (12) helps me to shallow out the divot and gain extra control. But when the distance needs it I'd have no problem doing the same with my PW & LW. So we actually end up with 3 x 3, 3 wedges giving 3 landing distances per club, 9 distances total. Write these average distances out on a hard copy and check them regularly, thanks, Mark.
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This is the principle established by Dave Pelz who recommends four wedges x three swing lengths = 12 dialled in distances 👍
Excellent video. As a tall golfer this is one of the things I struggle with.
Thanks
Thanks Tony, let me know if you have any questions.
Excellent lesson..👍
A fantastic video!
Very nice explanation on how to pitch the ball. Thanks.
Thanks Mike.
Excellent simple method. Thanks!
Many thanks Bob.
Great lesson the clock face always a good reference point. Just subscribed.
Many thanks
Hello handsome how are you doing today?
Excellent video
Excellent!
Thank you! Great explanation and video. I am sure this will help my beginner game. Much appreciation from Seattle.
Hello G Wirz how are you doing today?
Excellent video.
Wow, phenomenal tip with the hands of the clock…gives me some reason “measuring sticks” for how to swing! Thanks Mark!
Many thanks Paindoctor
@@getgolfingmarkheinemannpga7161 I used those same “clock” principles while playing yesterday…it was the first time ever, and I was using the Square Strike chipper, and I have to say, my short game was much better than it had ever been. Thank you! Will be watching for more videos by you.📸🏌🏻♂️
Don't know if you are still monitoring remarks, but I hope you are. Your suggestions have made a tremendous positive result in my game. Many, many times I have ended up 30-50 yards from the green and chunked my pitch. Finally I've realized my mistake and you've helped me so much. Can't wait to get on the course and give it a go. Thanks so much for your suggestions.
Many thanks John, Use the bounce and keep things simple.Stay safe, Mark
@@getgolfingmarkheinemannpga7161 you also
Great video and really helpful thanks
Many thanks
I like your video..very practical one..not like others...talk..talk..talk..tq
Many thanks
Mark - that was excellent.
Much appreciated Ed. I'm due to record another series of videos soon. Have you any suggestions or areas of the game that you'd like to see?
Good lesson one question whilst you used the clock face for distance control you failed to mention what the first distance you attained at the 8 o,clock position ?
George Mitchell
This is great instruction.
Many thanks.
Thanks!
I have been using this shot for the past 2 weeks and have found it very effective. Thanks for sharing it on youtube.
I used it with a 45 yard pitch shot to a hard and very fast green that was sloping away from me and the ball just bounced twice and stopped very close to the hole where I saved par. It also impressed my playing partners!
Thanks Norm, glad I could help. Use the bounce, take very little divot and you’ll see lots of spin , just as long as you’re using a good ball and clean grooves.
Ooh love me - pathetic
Norm Hotte planes
Hi,good lesson,several points I did not know,will practice
Thanks Larry.
Hi Mark, thank you for your video. What would you do when the lie is harder (less grass)? Would you use bounce for instance? Thank you
Same shot described by Mr Sort game simpler and two ways to play it explained better and easier
That course looks very nice. I don’t usually associate Ireland with trees and meadows, but it looks beautiful there.
It sure is. Killarney, Co Kerry, south west Ireland. You can just se the tallest mountain in Ireland in the background, its called Carrauntoohil.
Very nice.
Like just the meat you serve with no gravy. Concise and totally understandable. 🏌️🏌️🏌️
Many thanks Joy.
Awesome check on that shot
Awesome thanks
Thanks Aizaz.
So to sum this guy's teaching method.. for a longer shot, use a longer swing, and for a shorter shot, use a shorter swing. How do you do it man, truly a teaching fenom.
Thanks for your positive input Logan. When doing you tube videos I am mindful that the content will be viewed by golfers of all ages and abilities, so I plan my video content accordingly as to alienate the least number of viewers possible. Even so I do still manage to attract my fair share of keyboard warriors. I am well versed in more advanced methods and factors that could be considered when playing a low flighted pitch shot such as launch angle, spin rates and D plane, but these may well be lost on most people.
hi mark, enjoyed the video, what club do you use? i find i get more control with my 52 gap wedge - thoughts?
If I am not mistaken he did mention sand wedge when talking about the bounce.
Thanks! This is helpful working on my short game. Could you talk about wrist action or lack thereof with this shot?
Thanks Robert. For me wrist action in a pitch shot shouldn't be a conscious action. If your grip pressure is light enough then the wrist will hinge automatically. My grip pressure would be around 4/10. I'd typically use a little more wrist if the lie was poor in order to steepen the angle of attack. But under normal circumstances I'm looking for a broad base to the swing and a shallow attack angle.
@@getgolfingmarkheinemannpga7161 Hi Mark, are you referring to tight grass (hard grass surface) when you say poor lie? Thanks.
Very nice, patient, respectful presentation Mark. Thanks. And if you want less spin and/or more height on a shot of this length?
Thanks Dan. When the shot requires a little less spin to maybe release up the green then I'd usually use less loft and a slower paced, longer / less aggressive swing.
For more height without changing club then I'd look to release my right hand a little earlier towards impact. Other instructors may suggest moving the ball position forward but I find that can cause the strike to be a little too inconsistent, so the less things we change the better. Thanks, Mark.
One thing is perfectly clear--each "expert" will tell us the exact way to hit this shot any none will tell us the same thing. The truth is that there are many different ways to make this shot. One will say "ball forward" and another will say "ball back." One will say "club face open" and another will say "club face closed." What they all fail to explain is how to find the way to hit this shot that works for you.
Agreed 1BGFAN1, always be creative, especially in the short game.
No they won’t. They’ll all say play ball centre.
They are all full of SHIT>>> I would love to play them!!
1BGFAN
Mickelson does not advocate putting the ball in the center. He says to place it forward of center for a high trajectory and back of center for a lower trajectory.
Most teachers advocate a center position for simplicity reasons since most of their students are not tour players who like to control trajectory.
No teacher worth his weight in salt would ever advocate a "closed" clubface for these shots. That totally negates the purpose of that huge margin of error called the ":bounce". Bounce allows you to hit as much as 2 inches behind the ball and still hit an acceptable shot. Hit 1/2 inch behind the ball with the clubface closed and the divot goes further than the ball. We have all been there and done that.
If every advert was to be taken literally I would shoot scratch and have a four foot mutten-dagger.
Hi Mark, I kindly would need your help. I get it that I need to use bounce in certain shots particularly when I use wedges. Some say: to use the bounce you need to hit a few inches before the ball. My question : If this is true you need to trust timing etc..I think is too much. There must be a way without timing skills....What would those be? Thanks.
Thanks. Do you do anything different for fairway much thinner than on the video?
When the lie is tighter I increase my lean spine tilt a little towards the target so that my sternum is more ahead of the ball. This will steepen the angle of attack slightly, thanks.
Beautiful Irish golf course. What kind of grasses are on that course - fairways and greens?
Hi King Ward, We have fescue and bent, which is quite common here. The links courses on the coast would be different. You may catch a glimpse of the tallest mountain in Ireland Carrauntoohill in the background, thanks.
Here in the American South, bent is giving way to one of the several new ultradwarf Bermuda varieties. They are much more heat tolerant and require a fraction of the water we have to put on bent. They roll very well, although I would never say anything is better than bent. But these new hybrid Bermuda varieties are the way to go in my part of the world.
Green 😕
Looks like medical marijuana.
Good idea with some biscuits
Found very interesting.
My golf friend says that back lift should be checked to control distance (as done in putter).
Which is better technique?
The length of the backswing should be relative to the shot distance.Short distance = short swingLong distance = long swing
GREAT video!! Question: sometime when I try to focus on using the bounce, I will skull or blade the heck out of the ball. Any tips to help me with that?
Ensure that your sternum / shirt buttons starts and remains slightly ahead of the ball throughout the shot as this is where the club will bottom out. Sounds like that you are reversing / sternum getting behind the ball at impact.
@@getgolfingmarkheinemannpga7161 I'll make sure to do that! Thank you!!
@@getgolfingmarkheinemannpga7161 Got it! Thank you SO much!
remember you at telford as a young man .glad to see you made it ps you where good then.
Many thanks Gaz, much appreciated. I was back at Great Hay last summer for a knock Georgie B doing very well, fair play.
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marvellous video, I have only clubs with numbers apart from pitcher sandwich etc , so when you talk about a 54 or 52 degree, i have no idea which club that is.
Hi Karen, I'm using a 54 degree lofted Sand wedge in this video. The lofts on wedges have generally decreased in recent years, with the exception of sand wedges which have remained the same. Pitching Wedge 44 - 48Gap Wedge 48 - 53Sand Wedge 54 - 57Lob wedge 58 - 62
I am just put the volume knob at 0...enjoy watching the video like that.
Good video. How much weight are you keeping on left foot in backswing? Thanks Paul!
60 - 70 % approximately. But I'd focus on making sure that your sternum starts and remains ahead of the ball throughout the shot. I see too may pupils try to put weight on left foot, but then have upper body tilted to the right behind the ball, causing fats and thins. Thanks, Mark
Excellent feedback Mark and thank you!
By 2:58 I was done!
Low point is pure!!!!
Its all about controlling your low point.
Thank you Great Video.. Hv one question , I can not tell from your video if your club face is OPEN or Square to the ball. Also what degree of club are you using in the video. I use a 51deg longer and 60 deg. shorter .
Thanks Isaiah, I prefer to keep the club face square, unless extra height or stop is needed. In the video I am using a 54 degree sand wedge, but I would do the same with all 3 of my wedges, PW, SW, LW.
Hi Mark thanks. Question: do you shift weight in the swing or are you keeping your 60/40% the same as you start your backswing? Moreover: the usage of weight shift and the use of the lower body is limited with a pitch compared to normal swing right?
Hi Monteque, As a pitch shot is not a power shot there is no great need to shift your weight. So to ensure that the low point of your swing is striking the ground in the same place every time keep your weight slightly on your left foot throughout the shot so that your sternum stays in position.No shift = consistent strike. Thanks, Mark
Great thanks from Amsterdam
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Got a Lloyd Mangrum thing going on
Should I use a weaker grip with these shots. I have pretty strong grip with almost 3 knuckles and V pointing to my right ac shoulder joint. I notice using that grip for these shots, I struggle with distance control especially under 50 yards and tend to pull it as well. The weaker grip help solve the 35 yarders but was advise to maintain the same grip throughout each shot. The 40 yds and under get me as I just cant dial down the swing tempo. Any advice would be much appreciated.
Thanks Leo. For consistency throughout the bag I'd advise making the least amount of changes the better. Naturally a strong grip would usually have the effect of closing the clubface resulting in shots going left and a little longer than normal. For the shorter distance pitch shots especially I would recommend that you -1 - Maintain your normal grip, but choke down the handle.2 - Narrow your stance.3 - Maintain connection of the arms (triceps) and ribs so that you can control the shot distance with the amount of body turn.Thanks, Mark
Just foot not body open, I needed that...I played ball position back....no wonder I struggled 😂
Yes Jim, this enables the hips to clear easier and the lower body leads.
Hi Mark, at setup I usually keep my shoulder square . I keep them square alongside the targetline so that I can swing towards the target. ( What is your opinion, Thanks ) Yes, my leading edge is slightly open when I take my leading foot back.
I was trying to see if there was a release i.e forearms crossing over in the 30 yard pitch shot,it was evident in longer pitch shots S/J.please tell me.
Hi Jardine, yes, I like to release on all sizes of pitch shots.Keep the grip pressure soft with no tension in the arms and the release will happen naturally.The only thing that changes is the length of the swing both back and through.Thanks, Mark.
The shorter your shot the less release you have.
So I see no divot. Is that correct?
Very, very minimal on a partial wedge shot as there is not much shaft lean forward. Bigger divot on full wedge shots.
Do you always use the bounce of your wedge in this video or is there also leading edge involved? Thanks.
Thanks Ufuk Goksu , there is a difference between feel and real. I feel back edge bounce , but for a lower flighted pitch shot there must be a small bit of shaft lean / front edge.
@@getgolfingmarkheinemannpga7161 Thanks.
I have a 60, 56, & 50 degree. I realize i should try them all but Which would be your go to?
Thanks Peter. I used my 54 degree SW in this video as I find that the extra bounce (12) helps me to shallow out the divot and gain extra control. But when the distance needs it I'd have no problem doing the same with my PW & LW. So we actually end up with 3 x 3, 3 wedges giving 3 landing distances per club, 9 distances total. Write these average distances out on a hard copy and check them regularly, thanks, Mark.
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what is that bright light shining on you?
Hi Paul, Its very much a rare commodity here in South West Ireland with all the rain that we get, but I do believe you are referring to the Sun, thanks.
1. what club u use？
2. I can not tell angles among ur open stance, target, and ur swing direction.
3. I can't see how high those balls flight and how they run on green.
I find I whip it to much at the bottom of my swing. I try not to but it sometimes happens and the ball goes long and when I try to be smooth I'm short. Is there a balance as I guess I have a natural whip it probably not good to fight it?
Hi 40yearoldgolfer, it sounds like you have a little bit of a flip at the low point of your swing. This is likely to be something that you do on all shots by the sounds of things. Remember to stand with an open toe line and keep turning your hips through impact to ensure that the arms don't out race the body. If the body stalls (hips get too square at impact) then you'll flip it with the wrists, working your bottom hand underneath too much.
Getgolfing Mark Heinemann Spot on Mark I often find when I accelerate the swing I catch the ground first and Duff the shot. Uphill chips are the worst. Thanks for the advice Mark.
40yearoldgolfer - rotate around your front foot, more body turn and less hands.
Getgolfing Mark Heinemann Is it me? Or is the ball position more off your fight foot. I.e, back in your stance. Especially as you clearly shuffle to the left at address.
Hi John, I try and keep the ball position mid way between my heels, so when my left foot is splayed out a little this can look a little back. Plus the camera angle on this one was maybe a little in front of me which will change the perception too, thanks.
Nice and easy to follow instruction. Just one question, why open the toe line? I was thinking, that in this case, it is to encourage a more outside-in approach which adds backspin. Stunning golf course, by the way.
Thanks Denis. By opening just the toe line it allows me to clear my lower body easier so that I don't flip the club and close the club face. I want the shoulders / chest to remain parallel to the target line otherwise the club path would get out to in, which isn't ideal. For the low flighted pitch shot we're actually looking for a slight in to out club path. Thank, Mark
@@getgolfingmarkheinemannpga7161 Hi Mark what you described here is what I do. Also leading hip is slight open correct? Thank you.
This is somewhat confusing? If the back edge (bounce) hits the ground first it literally bounces the front edge off the ground and skulls the ball. The front edge must make crisp ball contact the club then utilizes bounce to slide under as the ball is well on its way. At least for me this works better than a bounce first pass at the ball.
Thanks Anthony, unless your striking off concrete or sheet steel every other surface will have a certain amount of give, even hard pan. I agree that a small amount of shaft leen is needed and my description of bounce first is meant as a feel.
What does opening the stand accomplish?
An open stance with the toe line to the left of target allows sets the hips left and so encourages more body turn, thanks.
I also think that the even, soft grass surfaces many of these lessons show are not what your usual public course players play on. I struggle to get that smooth bounce on lots of courses I play. Hard pan causes a ‚bounce‘ and topping the ball. Give us a lesson from a hard pan if you really want to improve the average players game.
Thanks for your comments Brian. I'm not sure where exactly you are located but Co Kerry South West Ireland here happens to be one of the wettest places on the planet so trying to find hard pan is not easy. Methods of replicating hard pan that I have used successfully in the past have been hitting of a wooden plank, a concrete road and the actual putting green emphasising with each one the need for a very shallow angle of attack but with a square clubface to minimise the bounce.
Do u square up the face? Or slightly open face to present more bounce?
It really depends on how soft the ground is - firm links type soil I'd keep the face square, softer / winter ground I like to open it a little.
Getgolfing Mark Heinemann thanks
What do you recommend for loft degree within 30-90 yards?
54 degree Sand wedge would be the most versatile.
Getgolfing Mark Heinemann sounds good I’ll get one thank you. I was using a pitching wedge hitting the green no problem but the roll was hard to control
Do you make your stance wider as you increase your clock settings. I’ve been told to keep them about a club wide for 8, 2 clubs for 9 and 3 clubs for 10. Does that make sense ???
My personal preference is to keep my stance the same width for all of these pitches Larry. The less variables the better. Open toe line and relatively narrow to encourage body rotation, thanks.
Thank You
On tight lies on the fairway, how much bounce is best?
Hi Rich, 8 - 10 degrees of bounce for firm tight lies ideally.
What loft/bounce are you using?
54/10 Sand Wedge, thanks.
is your clubface slightly open?
No, not open as in club face pointing to the right of target. I keep the leading edge of the club face square to the target line.
If the bounce hits the ground first how does the leading edge ever hit the ground?
The leading edge will only ever just barely touch the turf on a partial wedge shot like this. The angle of attack is down so there will be turf interaction, you'll see this more on fuller distance wedges.
@@getgolfingmarkheinemannpga7161 makes sense. Thank you Mark for your reply!
I wish you would watch your self in terms of the clock. With each pitch, you swing 1-2 hours further on your follow through than on the take away. But if someone new to pitching technique follows your word for word directions, they will struggle because they will have to decelerate to have even backswings and follow throughs. Why not say, 9 o'clock to 1 o'clock? or 9 o'clock stored energy and then release all the energy in the follow through. An 8 o'clock backswing and release in the the follow through. Naturally, in each case, the release will be different, but you won't be asking students to do something that is counterproductive.
Jeremy Davidson are you my wife in disguise? Because she's always telling me that my time keeping is awful and I'm in a rush to get there.Nobody is perfect, this video is aimed as a general guide with the aim being for you to get a general feel for each position, not necessarily the exact point on a clock as this can get a little too mechanical and certainly yes, every golf shot we ever play needs to be struck with an accelerating club head, not decelerating, thanks.
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Let me get this straight... “the length and pace of your swing will actually determine how far the ball will travel through the air.” Wow. Sure glad I tuned in for that little gem 🤣🤣🤣
Yes Gibbo, 100% correct. Provided that , A - the same dynamic loft is returned to the ball each time and B - the strike location and quality is consistent also.
All you need for this shot is to say 'OK' all the time.
What degree is this? Why does my ball always go 45 degrees to right?
Hi Peter H, this is my 54 degree Sand wedge.Regarding shots going off at 45 degrees, well it sounds like your either shanking them or your clubface is extremely open at impact. I can't give you a definitive answer without seeing you in action, so feel free to email me a video and I'll gladly help, thanks, Mark.
Getgolfing Mark Heinemann are all 54 degree wedges sand wedges or is there a 54 degree wedge that is not a sand wedge? Thank you.
Hi Peter H, Wedge lofts vary from each manufacturer but typically we will see Sand wedges at either 54 or 56 degrees.45 - 48 Pitching wedge50 - 53 Gap wedge54 - 57 Sand Wedge58 - 62 Lob wdge
what club you using
54/10 Callaway MD2 Sand wedge
54/10 Callaway MD2 SW
A golf club you arse
Looks like the follow through height of swing isn't so important as the matching "mirrored" height is always more than the 8 to 4, 9 to 3 and 10 to 2....more like 8 to 11, 9 to 12 and 10 to 12 (and secretly sneak it back :-)
Yes, Kevin, its certainly more of a feel thing really, just so long as the 3 different yardages that the 3 different swing lengths produce are equally spaced out. Typically I'd see these as 10 - 12 yards separation, thanks.
Wow, quick reply Mark! Thanks. I was just having fun with you. Thanks for the video!
Kenematic
Thanks Mr Wu.
What club are you using
Hi Bernie, I'm using my Callaway MD2 54 degree Sand Wedge that has 10 degrees of bounce, thanks.
My problem as a beginner is even hitting the blody ball..Sniffff
Hello handsome how are you doing today?
so is he using a sand wedge
Yes Eric, this is shown with my 54 degree Sand Wedge that has 10 degrees of bounce, thanks.
Susi29
who can remember all 200 points that he was talking about?
You listen to him several times and take notes.....
I hear about 48 variations of how this shot is explained, what shot selection to pick....OH....and they all have perfect turf to hit off of. Not a ripped up sand covered driving range that closes early like we all have to deal with while working our normal jobs.....I've just about had it with this shot, I can hit it well and as soon as I am "onto something", some pro decides to tell me their way of thinking which will somehow knock strokes off my game.....whatever, at this point, I've lost faith. This is a shot one must learn for themselves.
"Hands must go back and through the same amount"....thinks to himself a bit......now watch me hit the shot on camera and do something completely different than what I just said....
I love these shots. I usually take a divot tho unless on nice hard fairway. I also chopped my 60 down to a 12 year old length. Best way to get good at these (for me at least) is go to a practice hole on a course and hit ur most comfortable half swing or whatever you call it that shows the ball landing on the green a lot in the same spot, doesn’t matter where. Get the yardage, and would you look at that, You found ur 45 yard shot. Then go a bit harder same shot, that’s ur 60 yard shot. Then full swing, 75 yard shot. Lol. Idk it worked for Me. Then 56 degree same deal blah blah. For some odd reason tho cutting down my wedges significantly improved accuracy for me. I could still smack a 60 degree 85 -90 need being but not needed.
Dude, show the balll and how far it is going
Thanks Gina, I like to focus on the technique side of things as videos can really be only 7 - 8 minutes long, Watching a ball fly, roll and land can add precious seconds,but I am looking to add extra cameras to my videos in the future, thanks, Mark
Id say his distance really wont help anyone in particular. You have to go out and see what "your" distances are at different swing lengths. Practice and take note of each and when you get out on a course, you will already know what shot you will need at a particular distance. Thats why we always see guys pacing off the shot beforehand.
.( But please dont do that if you have no clue to what you are doing! It just po's the group waiting behind you when they see the shot skulled over the green.LOL)
Why a 56 degree.? What about a 52 degree?
Hi Rob, You can use a variety of different lofts depending on the distance. I just prefer my combination of 54 loft and 10 bounce, thanks.
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I just read the golf swing strategies , Jοmtοnο Naha (Go ogle it) immediately after I received it and the next day I was at the golf field testing out the driving methods for much longer range. I was quickly taking appropriate divots with my irons, properly after strong impact. I was striking about ten to fifteen yards farther with my irons than I was accustomed to. Get your own now!
Way too many mechanics that shot should be pure feel
Thanks for the feedback Steve O. This is meant as a general guide to be used in your practice, trained and trusted so that it then no longer requires any conscious thought. You may refer to this as 'feel'.