GOLFING IQ 🧠 Pitching is one area of the game where I see amateur golfers struggle the most. While it’s great to have a go-to shot, there are often multiple ways to get the job done depending on the situation! . LOW RUNNER In this video, I used my 9-iron to help get the ball close to the target. The benefit of using a 9-iron is that it’s more likely to get closer to my target even with a poor strike! . #dangrievegolf #golfcoaching #golflesson | Dan Grieve Golf

877K views · 1.9K reactions | My favorite pitching drill! Whenever I see a golfer with an inconsistent strike pattern, I have them do this drill. Often, they either break the tee or make contact too high on the club face. The goal is to clip the ball off the top of the tee, striking it on the bottom two or three grooves of the club face. | Dan Grieve Golf | Facebook

3.8K views · 581 reactions | ( PITCHING ) Quick Fixes It’s important...

43K views · 355 reactions | The second shot is something every golfer should be able to play! | Dan Grieve Golf | Facebook

15K views · 256 reactions | Watch as coach Dan Heefner demonstrates these back hip hitting drills with his players. | Baseball Coaches Insider | Facebook

( CHIP AND RUN ) Improving Strike 📈 When playing from softer winter lies, it’s easy for the club to dig into the ground and for the ball to come up short. In this scenario, we need a shot where the bounce gently brushes the grass, rather than digs to create a larger margin of error. You can play these by producing a deeper divot, but it’s definitely risky! . LEARNING TO RELEASE THE CLUB When playing this shot, it’s important for the club to release toward the lead hip just after impact. Without