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Getting a Pitch Airborne
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Use your sand wedge, open (do not bend) your right wrist on the backswing and let the club slide underneath the ball

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I must confess that my top drawer is littered with magnet belts, copper bracelets and biomagnetic wrist bands. And they don't just sit in there collecting dust. I use them, too. As it turns out, I'm not the only golfer trying to ward off the aches and pains of passing time and too many shots off of hardpan with these neo-medicinal devices. Senior PGA players Jim Colbert and Bob Murphy are practically walking magnetic fields. So are Tour stars Chi Chi Rodriguez, Raymond Floyd, Tom Kite and Seve Ballesteros. View complete tip

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Bunker Set Up

When playing a bunker shot play the ball off your front heel and make sure that you hit only several inches behind the ball so that the bottom of your swing arc is directly under the ball

Ball Position Routine

Use this step-in routine when you set up to the ball so that you always play the ball in the correct position for each club

Play Like The Pros

Make golf more enjoyable and play better by playing like the pros, try teeing it up from the shorter tees so that you are playing the same clubs, distances and game the pros are, hitting driver then 4-iron all day is no fun

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Muscle Memory Programs

Under pressure keep it simple and do what you know how to do

Finishing Your Pitch Shot

The most common fault in pitching is taking the club too far back and decelerating on the downswing, practicing how to finish your pitch will solve this problem

Two Approaches to Delivery Position

With a one plane swing you can let the club rip and release right from the top of the downswing as hard as you like, do not create any wrist lag like you would find in a two plane swing.