Match wedge flight to slope and pin position
When pitching, read the situation before picking a shot: if the green slopes, land the ball so it runs up the slope, and to a back pin run the ball back rather than carrying it there. Carrying to a back pin risks missing long and leaving a difficult next shot. Choosing the flight to use the ground is what separates the thinking golfer.
Channel: Dan Grieve
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Framing for a wind-pitching lesson: use flight and roll instead of one standard shot.