Developed for better golfers who rely on the distance and versatility of a fairway wood, the PING i15 Fairway Wood features a sleek, low profile shape that delivers high performance from all conditions. The stainless steel heads are slightly elongated from heel to toe for added forgiveness and internally weighted to produce low spinning shots with the penetrating trajectory preferred by more skilled golfers.
It is a percentage shot and removes nearly all the risk. Amateurs can get shots badly wrong when using lofted wedges. They either catch it fat or thin and run up a double bogey rather than saving par. A chip with a rescue club will always give me a good chance of an up and down.
Obviously it can only be used when you don't need to hit over something. It's much easier to predict what will happen to a ball when it's rolling along the ground rather than travelling in the air and landing on a slope. It eliminates any chance of a bad bounce or being buffeted by the wind.
The Ping i15 fairway woods feature low-profile stainless steel clubheads, slightly elongated from heel to toe, and designed for better players seeking workability from a variety of playing conditions. Internal weighting is engineered to decrease spin and produce a lower, more penetrating ball flight.
I adopt the same stance as I do when I’m putting. I use my putting grip or normal grip depending on which is more comfortable. Then I simply rock my shoulders to get the ball moving, concentrating on getting a pure strike.
Therefore, it’s ideal to use when the pin is tucked away by a steep slope when a flop shot is too high a risk. It is also good to use when the ball is resting up against the fringe of the green. The clubface glides through the grass whereas a wedge can get caught up.
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The pitch shot is really just a longer chip shot on the backswing, with a little more body turn on the downswing and follow through. My Golf Tips For Pitching will take you through the shot step by step and provide some drills to help you save those tough shots around the green. This could turn a good score into a great score.
How do we hit the Pitch shot?
1. Proper Stance: Assume a narrow, open, upright, comfortable, forward weighted stance. Pitching is not very demanding on your balance and is a short swing. Accordingly the typical stance for a full swing is not needed. A narrow open stance will help you pitch without body interference. An upright stance will raise the heel of the club off the ground to prevent the club from catching in the turf. A comfortable stance will allow you to have touch. Putting your weight forward help you have a descending blow for your pitch.
2. Square Your Clubface: Always square your club to the target at address. This does not mean that you cannot open your clubface to produce a higher lofted shot. However, if you do, make sure that you turn your stance more open until the club is square to the target again.
3. Longer Swing For Longer Pitches: Your backswing and follow through motions should increase with length of shot. Additionally, increase the amount you turn your hips, shoulders and arms and cock your wrist on the backswing, the greater the distance of the pitch shot. On the follow through, the club swings through further for longer pitch shots
4. Naturally Release Your Wrist: Increase wrist release for longer pitches. Unlike chipping, where you maintain your wrist cock through impact, the longer the pitch, the more you release your wrist through impact. The release should feel natural and not manufactured by flipping your wrist through impact. Further, this tip relates to tip 3 because when you take the club back too short you will try to unnaturally flip the wrist through impact to get the ball to reach its target.
5. Accelerate Through Impact: Accelerate through impact. It’s that simple. This tip is related to tip 3 because when you take the club back too far you will tend to decelerate through impact to stop the ball from overshooting it target.
6. Normal Grip: Unlike chipping the basic grip for pitching should be your normal full swing grip. Though, this tips can vary for some golfer's. No doubt, the further away you are the more this tip rings true.
7. Practice Your Pitching: Practice the above golf pitching tips to improve your short game golf basics. After all, the short game is where the scoring is. Look, better putting means better scores. Well, if you pitch it close or in, your putting improve a lot.
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How do we hit the Pitch shot?
1. Proper Stance: Assume a narrow, open, upright, comfortable, forward weighted stance. Pitching is not very demanding on your balance and is a short swing. Accordingly the typical stance for a full swing is not needed. A narrow open stance will help you pitch without body interference. An upright stance will raise the heel of the club off the ground to prevent the club from catching in the turf. A comfortable stance will allow you to have touch. Putting your weight forward help you have a descending blow for your pitch.
2. Square Your Clubface: Always square your club to the target at address. This does not mean that you cannot open your clubface to produce a higher lofted shot. However, if you do, make sure that you turn your stance more open until the club is square to the target again.
3. Longer Swing For Longer Pitches: Your backswing and follow through motions should increase with length of shot. Additionally, increase the amount you turn your hips, shoulders and arms and cock your wrist on the backswing, the greater the distance of the pitch shot. On the follow through, the club swings through further for longer pitch shots
4. Naturally Release Your Wrist: Increase wrist release for longer pitches. Unlike chipping, where you maintain your wrist cock through impact, the longer the pitch, the more you release your wrist through impact. The release should feel natural and not manufactured by flipping your wrist through impact. Further, this tip relates to tip 3 because when you take the club back too short you will try to unnaturally flip the wrist through impact to get the ball to reach its target.
5. Accelerate Through Impact: Accelerate through impact. It’s that simple. This tip is related to tip 3 because when you take the club back too far you will tend to decelerate through impact to stop the ball from overshooting it target.
6. Normal Grip: Unlike chipping the basic grip for pitching should be your normal full swing grip. Though, this tips can vary for some golfer's. No doubt, the further away you are the more this tip rings true.
7. Practice Your Pitching: Practice the above golf pitching tips to improve your short game golf basics. After all, the short game is where the scoring is. Look, better putting means better scores. Well, if you pitch it close or in, your putting improve a lot.
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TaylorMade R9 Irons
Taylormade R7 CGB MAX Driver
TaylorMade R9 Driver