Shane Lowry’s pitching technique is beautifully simple but quite distinctive. He uses a narrow, slightly open stance with very little shaft lean, then makes a surprisingly long backswing with plenty of wrist hinge. Through impact, his hands continue towards his lead hip and stay ahead of the clubhead, helping him strike the ball before the ground. It’s a great example of how wrist action, rhythm and a clean strike can work together in the short game.
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