Are Your Pitch Shots on Plane?

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If you want more pars, let’s get your short shots around the green on plane. Yep, even the short shots need to be on plane. If you are off plane, you’ll top, chunk, or struggle with distance control and trajectory.
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[@lisalove6660]

Looks so easy! Softening the hands - letting the club fall - great reminders

[@chrisgar1722]

Thanks for the bunker suggestion last week. (leading with back shoulder) It has worked so far.

[@paulnagasawa5195]

One day we will. Thank you!

[@paulnagasawa5195]

Great lesson Christina. I love the part when you said to let the club just fall after your back swing. May I ask a question? You don't have to answer if you don't want to. I live hear I SoCal outside L.A. are you holding one of your More Pars camps now in California? Thanks.

[@MorePars]

Thank you Paul! I am in Sedona hosting camps at this moment. Join us! www.morepars.com/upcoming-more-pars-camps

[@ngeltz]

In addition, two things are important: (1) Turn your chest at the exact same time you turn your arms; and, (2) maintain the triangle of your arms. Many will move (turn) their arms either before or after they turn their chest. Turn both at the exact same time maintaining the triangle. Keep right arm tucked to your rib cage works best for me (many).