Struggle with tight lies around the green? In this video, Martin Chuck shows you how to confidently use your Tour Striker Pitching Wedge to handle firm turf and thin grass with precision and control.
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I want you to be honest with me. Be straight up. Do you get nervous in the fairway on tight lies? A lot of people do. The intent you have is the problem. You think that the bottom of the golf swing is the ball. It really isn’t the golf ball. This is a dress and impact is completely different going to a separate place. Well, if you’re one of those people that gets nervous trying to quote get under the golf ball, I want to show you something that’s really going to help you. an invention from years ago, my tour striker pitching wedge. Why is it unique? Why is it going to help you just have confidence abound? Because it shows you intuitively when you practice with it how to lean the shaft on the golf ball. You see, address and impact are two different places. We start off in a place of balance over a golf ball and then dynamically this golf club is playing catchup to our rotating body. And when our hands are ahead of the ball, we can crisply touch the ball before we touch the ground. In fact, the bottom of the golf swing is actually a few inches underneath and ahead of the golf ball. That’s why we touch the golf ball and take a little baby divot. If you’ve never taken divots, you know who you are. So, the tour striker pitching wedge, a great way to understand how to get that elevated leading edge of this training tool a little bit closer to the ground for some forward shaft lean and a low point that is ahead of the golf ball so you can have crisp strikes and fear those tight lies no more.
