Mastering the Pitch Shot: How to Improve Your Distance Control

🔐Lock in your lead arm position for a more solid and controlled pitch shot.

💪Engage your entire body in the pitch shot, using your shoulder and arm rotation to ensure a consistent strike.

🎯Focus on distance control by using the ground and pushing off with your legs to generate power and maintain accuracy.

✨Practice one-handed shots to improve your arm positioning and develop a more instinctive feel for distance.

⏰Be patient and willing to make mistakes as you work on refining your pitch shot technique. It takes time and practice to master this skill.

Why is the position of the lead arm important in a pitch shot?

—The position of the lead arm affects the strike and control of the shot. By keeping it connected to your body and rotating correctly, you can achieve a consistent strike and prevent mis-hits.

How can I improve my distance control on pitch shots?

—Focus on using your entire body in the shot, including your shoulder and arm rotation. Additionally, engage your legs by pushing off the ground to generate power and maintain accuracy.

Should I practice one-handed shots?

—Yes, practicing one-handed shots can help improve your arm positioning and develop a more instinctive feel for distance. It allows you to focus on the movement and rotation of your arm without relying on the other hand.

How long does it take to master the pitch shot technique?

—Mastering the pitch shot technique takes time and practice. It is important to be patient and willing to make mistakes as you refine your skills. Consistent practice and focused effort will lead to improvement over time.

What are some common mistakes to avoid in a pitch shot?

—Some common mistakes in a pitch shot include driving the handle forward, getting the leading edge stuck in the ground, and losing control of the club. By focusing on the position of your lead arm and avoiding these mistakes, you can improve your technique and consistency.

00:00In this video, learn how to improve your distance control on pitch shots by focusing on the position of your lead arm.

02:27By keeping your lead arm connected to your body and rotating it correctly, you can achieve consistent strikes and better distance control.

03:45Engage your entire body in the pitch shot, using your shoulder and arm rotation to ensure a consistent strike.

05:22Focus on distance control by using the ground and pushing off with your legs to generate power and maintain accuracy.

06:45Practice one-handed shots to improve your arm positioning and develop a more instinctive feel for distance.