Low Golf Pitch Shot
Hi Mike Cahill here with Cahill Golf in beautiful Palm Springs. Today I want to show you how to hit a low pitch shot. We are going to try to do two things, de-loft the iron face and come into the shot with a steep angle. This will create spin and a nice low shot. Many holes don’t require a high shot so the low pitch shot is a great choice because is a little easier to control and the shot is not in the air as long so if you do miss it a little it won’t go as far off target.
To de-loft, place the golf ball back in the stance and move the hands forward.
For the low golf pitch shot, place the golf ball a little back in the stance. The ball back in the stance will cause the club to automatically de-loft a bit. Put the hands a little bit more forward which will further de-loft the club. As we come through we are going to do a small move towards the target. This move will get us a little steeper on the ball. All three will give a low pitch.
PGA Instructor Mike Cahill and PGA Master Instructor Dave Cahill are here to help you play better and enjoy the game more. If you would like to learn more about the low golf pitch shot please come see us in Palm Springs for golf lessons or visit us for a Palm Springs a Golf School.
PGA Instructor Mike Cahill 612-501-9015 mikecahill@cahillgolf.com.
PGA Master Instructor Dave Cahill 952-994-0387 davecahill@cahillgolf.com