Pitching is a part of the game often overlooked and under-practiced by amateur golfers, but if you want to start birdieing par 5s and saving pars on long 4s, you need to be sharp in this area of the game.
So what can you do to pitch the golf ball better? PGA Professional Jack Backhouse has some ideas for you.
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I love watching your vids and congrats on beating Peter Finch in his BGOYT series! That last drill looks very effective. I've seen (and used) something very similar that's called the "Goldilocks" method, where the first swing is too hard (or in this case, too high), the next is too soft and the last is just right. 😁
What happens when you hit it the perfect height and spin, but it’s on the wrong green? Asking for a friend……
Very instructive video, thanks.
Does the ball quality make a difference in the spin rate? ie Prov1 against a Truefeel for example.
Nice explanation and demonstration.
Amataurs ?Amateurs.
What also is a big difference is the expensive balls that they use and also in the case of players like Padraig Harrington apparently, they change their wedges weekly to have razor sharp grooves. None of which of course they pay for. Just saying.
Best and most simple video I've seen on chipping. Glad I headed over from Peter Finch. Subbed.
pro gamers would be jealous of your screens per minute!!!!!!