3 Pitching Tips Every Beginner Golfer Must Know

Want to level up your short game fast? In this video, we break down 3 essential pitching shots every beginner golfer needs to master to lower scores and gain confidence around the green:

⛳ 1. Bump and Run
Perfect for tight lies and firm greens, the bump and run uses a lower-lofted club (like a 7–9 iron or PW) to keep the ball low and rolling like a putt. We’ll show you how to get proper shaft lean, keep the hands ahead, and limit wrist hinge to control rollout and minimize risk.

⛳ 2. High Pitch
Need to stop the ball quickly with height and soft landing? The high pitch requires more loft (like a 56° or 60° wedge), a slightly open stance, and a neutral to open clubface. We’ll walk you through how to use body rotation, soft hands, and consistent tempo to get the ball airborne and landing softly.

⛳ 3. Flop Shot
The flop is the most advanced of the three and is perfect for when you need to get the ball high, fast, and land it with minimal rollout. You’ll learn how to set up with an open clubface, wide stance, and the ball forward, while accelerating through with full commitment for that high, soft trajectory.

Whether you're just getting started or trying to sharpen your green-side game, these three pitching variations will give you the tools to handle any situation you face on the course.

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Видео 3 Pitching Tips Every Beginner Golfer Must Know канала Aidan Dhalla