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Pitching From Tight Lies – Short Game Tips

Pitching off firm, tight lies can magnify even the slightest bit of leading edge as the club approaches the golf ball. Hitting a successful pitch from that lie can be difficult for golfers at every skill level.

As Scott Hamilton demonstrates in this video, the ticket can be in how position the club shaft at the start of the down swing. We see so many golfers trying to play this shot from a “hands in, club out” position. The problem with that is it virtually eliminates you chance of using enough bounce, and pretty much guarantees you’ll be coming into the ball with that sharp leading edge leading the parade.

If this shot has been a tough one for you to play consistently… get yourself a small wooden dowel and give what Scott is describing a try. Hopefully you’ll start pitching it closer to the hole! Let us know how it works for you.

 

 

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How to master the hip bump in your golf swing

You are currently watching a video about how to master the hip bump in your golf swing.

This video will really help improve your golf swing and offer you a instant feedback on how to improve the hip bump quicker.

 

 

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Speed Control Putting Drill

Speed Control Putting Drill

In this video Justin Parsons from the Butch Harmon School of Golf Dubai talks us through the importance of speed control on the putting green.

This simple speed control putting drill is easy to work on so you get the speed right every time your putting on the green.

 

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Keeping Your Eyes on the Golf Ball

Ideally you want to keep you eyes on the golf ball. It helps you to stay down and create consistent impact.

The rushed backswing plus too much movement in the backswing are actually caused by one thing, I will tell you what that is and show you a simple eyes on the golf ball drill to fix that fault.

 

 

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How to Stay Centered and Pivot Correctly

This could be the best drill I have seen to get a golfer to remain centered over the ball and pivot the shoulders correctly. If you tend to move off the ball, or turn your shoulders too flat then watch this…..

 

 

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