Improve Your Golf Pitching Distances For Better Scores

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Rick Shiels Senior PGA Golf Coach helps your pitching control with a very simple drill you can take out on the golf course to improve your score. Rick talks about knowing your wedge distances so that when you play you know how far each shot goes.

11 thoughts on “Improve Your Golf Pitching Distances For Better Scores

  1. I’m going to have to try this out, I played yesterday and have a lot of
    good drives with about 5-7 times leaving me at distances ranging between
    about 85-50 and was only able to get it near the whole twice, making me
    scramble for my par or with a long birdie putt. fortunately still was able
    to put together a +7 round but I feel it could’ve been much better if my
    short game from 80 yards in was stronger.

    Thanks for the tips!
    David Sanchez
    Los Angeles, CA

  2. Hi Rick…great vid and very valuable information. That is indeed the way
    to go for the single figure handicappers if they want to get their
    handicaps further down. Many people will think that is a lot of work but
    that is the only way if you realy want to improve on the short game and
    want to realy feel confident.

  3. This is really good advice for folks who really want to improve their game
    once they have a consistent & sequenced swing particularly but it would
    help everyone:
    It’s the final bit of the puzzle to get down to low single figures, putting
    in this kind of practice so you know your distances from a full wedge to a
    very short pitch with a 3 club wedge system (46-52-58) is what got me down
    from 8 to 2. And spending 70% of my practice time on the short game. Also
    you can refine this ‘clock’ system further by repeating the drill with
    yours hands choked down halfway on the grip which will give you the
    ‘inbetween’ distances to your normal grip distances. Top advice.

  4. This was a great one! Could you do one one driving please? I drive straight
    but tail a little to the right at the end. Thanks for all the help!

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