Hi Shawn,

I actually do my pitching like this as well (after watching all your videos), hardly any wrist hinge. I use 4 wedges: 60, 56, 50 and 45. 60 does a nice 50 yards, 56 does a nice 65 yards, 50 does a nice 80 yards and 45 does a nice 100 yards. No effort and no noticable wrist hinge as such, just simple perpetual motion to target. It’s very accurate, do you see any problems with that?

I can obviously shorten the yardages or lenghthen the yardages with each club with a little less effort or going down the grip a touch etc.

I noticed you were setting up at the low point and not the ball in your driver examples in this video which was 3-4” behind the ball. You probably explain this in future videos but I’m going chronologically…the driver is my least comfortable club…probably because I try to manipulate it.

Nope, no full screen here either

Shawn, cannot view in full screen in either Chrome or Edge (option does not exist) in firefox the option is there but it will not expand. Windows 10 ver. 2004.

Shawn, just adding to my previous comment on the video not expanding. It’s not just this one, it all the previous ones as well.

Hi,
Pardon me for this, but it’s nice to see somebody miss some shots and learning by errors. It seems so easy for you Shawn when you swing !
Pierre

Shawn
Diagonal driver swing
Does takeaway go along target line (as if set up square )/??
Or along toe line which feels like bringing club too far inside ?
Trying to think about ball not being target ……..target is target
Thanks
David wiesen

Hi Shawn
On the chip shots is there still a head turn of 20 degrees after the initial setup? I seem to remember that this is the case from a previous video

Great video again… working through these PMD videos. It really improves contact and consistency. I noticed that Mu’s ball position is more forward in the stance for a 40-50 yard pitch. Is this for ball height? I would usually play this shot in the center or back of center. Thoughts?

Hey Shawn, At address for the chip shot what is the weight distribution of my feet. What percentage of weight do I want on my front foot to start my swing?

As usual the team did a great job . Shawn you have really done a great job with Mo. Please let him know that it is so nice to see a student work hard a get so much better. Way to go MO !!!!!!

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Really eye opening video for me to start working on the top of my finish and using that momentum to hitting through the grass behind the ball into the backswing. Will start working on it with the grass whip. Thanks Shawn

I watched through this video multiple times and worked on the concepts in the practice range. Wow…. it takes time, but just now feeling like things are kicking in. I have been playing golf for many years, using all kinds of techniques…. but as Shawn call them…. “paint-by-number” techniques. Shawn’s way…. just feels right. My thing now is to stay with this flow…. keep the flow to the target…. and don’t ever return to painting by numbers with swinging at the ball as hard as I can. Thanks for all you do here, Shawn. Loving this series.

Hello Shawn,

I was trying to find the right video to ask about my over swing (think John Daly across the plane). I can see my club sometimes out of the corner of my eye for not only driver but longer irons. My left wrist is definitely cupping. With the over swing, on the down swing I come in steep and over the top sometimes. Any videos to help with the overswing specifically?

Thanks,

Tom

Being left handed it’s fun watching mo and sav
The move ,kicking left knee to begin back swing
I assume that should thru all full shots up to Driver
Would love to know if you ever come to the Phila area
Hopefully starting to click