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Golf Pitching Tips – Hitting From 2 Different Lies:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwI3rb5dMCg
How to hit the ball then the turf with your irons:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x83MbDhsu6I
How far should you stand to the golf ball:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5KFmyoB_lE
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Interesting. I knew the two lies are different and need to be handled differently, but this really brought the point home. Thanks much!
Thanks Adam. I watched your hands in both slo-mo’s. Your hands were in line with the shaft and your belt buckle on both impacts rather than leading. I believe you may have covered this same hand position for bunker shots. I did tend to lead the hands in both situations but since centering the hands the ball comes out a lot cleaner.
Hey Adam, I think I am accidentally adding to much loft to my wedges/irons during swing. Really struggling with this I only hit my 56 like 50 yards
Love your videos. Keep going. THANKS a lot
Brilliant. Thank you! Nothing more frustrating than ruining a magnificent iron shot toward the green than following up with a clunk chip shot that zings OVER the green and on the opposite side!
Thanks again Adam as always very good information
Great video as always Adam, love your technique and execution, absolute Legend! ?
Off the fairway with a sand wedge, that technique has skull written all over it.
??♂️How to hit off pine straw and limbs blocking a wedge loft?
Love your channel and your content. could be the best ive found on youtube to help my game.
Thank you again Adam – long time golfer here with a scratch short game, but not so scratch on the long game at present after a bad hand injury (tablesaw) in Jan. Love the point about not needing to lag the club in the fluffy lie – something I'd not really thought much about previously. I will take that to my next practice session! In a tight lie situation, I'm always very careful to note the position of my shoulders relative to the ground (make them more parallel) so to help make more of a tangent at impact. For an uphill lie, I will tilt my shoulders uphill – almost parallel to the ground where the ball is and the same for other lies.
Love your channel and when my hand is in better shape, I will look at taking some of your online courses. Cheers and regards from Sydney, Australia – Dave
Thank you for the great tips again Adam. Trying to transfer these advices to the course. Greetings from Finland ???
Love to watch more on short game topics ?️
These videos make me want to move to Naples! I notice you move your feet pretty close together for these little pitches – something that I find helps me as well. Thanks!
Great video on the different lies for pitching. This is always a thought when I'm standing behind the ball about to make a pitch shot. Thanks!
Thanks Adam, glad your doing more videos again, always nice presentation.