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Nathalie Sheehan
Nathalie Filler Sheehan breaks down how to execute a pitch shot properly. Use this simple drill to improve your technique and start pitching it closer immediately.
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I’m always unsure when to use this type of shot, like what yardage range is best? Thanks!
I am unable to see the video.
Can you post which club you are using ?
Do you ever hit these shots with the face a little open to the target? I find this gives me a bit more bounce and gets the ball a bit more in the air. I would love to hear your thoughts. Thanks.
A great tip and a very good drill. Thank you, Nathalie.
What club do you use and how far should you use a pitch shot?
Thanks for keeping it simple. Looks like no divot in shot like this? Just brushing grass surface?
On tighter lies with significant bounce on the club, do you recommend opening the face slightly on this type of pitch shot?
How far from the green before it is no longer a pitch shot?
What is the club of choice? SW, PW, AW?