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Wed, Dec 7 2016 5:32 PM (9 replies)

club578

570 Posts

Wed, Dec 7 2016 7:08 AM

i am a legend and am wondering why my pitches always go too far onto the green even when i hit correct yardage?

PhilEStein

1,269 Posts

Wed, Dec 7 2016 8:47 AM

Mmmmm....an echo or have you been eating cucumber?

PaulTon

10,731 Posts

Wed, Dec 7 2016 8:58 AM

There are Legends and then there are legends.

I looked at the OPs stats, and frankly, I've no idea how he got to legend. Right across the board they are awful! Especially for someone lvl 100+ with good clubs.

The only advice I could give is to practice all shot types round the green.

Paying attention and remembering the results will also help.

dandycap

1,830 Posts

Wed, Dec 7 2016 9:18 AM

It's your ball. Pitch shots need back spin. Buy the G13-S ball.

YankeeJim

25,827 Posts

Wed, Dec 7 2016 12:30 PM

One thread is enough to get your answer. No need to post it twice.

http://www.wgt.com/forums/t/435410.aspx

JimbeauC

5,835 Posts

Wed, Dec 7 2016 1:45 PM

We use the same wedges, except I have all 3.

club578:
pitches always go too far onto the green even when i hit correct yardage

I don't use a ball with much spin, either. I find that my wedges pitch to their advertised distance when the lie is 30/40 rough. Actually, that's about the only time I pitch.

ApexPC

3,164 Posts

Wed, Dec 7 2016 1:49 PM

A pitch will also go long if you're pitching with the wind, if the ball lands on a down grade, or if the landing spot is higher than your lie and you have accounted for the elevation.

Hitting a Pitch with my 64° wedge, rated for 14 yards, it goes 14 yards with a 100% swing and full backspin, assuming no wind and a flat landing spot that is at the same elevation as my lie.

With no backspin, a 100% swing, and assuming no wind and a flat landing spot that is at the same elevation as my lie..