How to Pitch Like Justin Rose | Instruction | Golfing World

Justin Rose's swing coach, Jon Hearn, provides analysis on how to pitch like the man himself.

[Mackaygolf]

1:20 This discussion is about chipping technique, not pitching. 4:18 This is a pitch shot, yet he calls it a chip. I believe it is very important to differentiate between the two! That being said, the fundamentals detailed for approaching and executing this shot are very sound.

[jaypeegolf]

So the 3 ball positions relate to ball flight? High, med and low and more running?

[juancolmenares]

You should add the name of the coach somewhere in the description.

[kc]

Really hard to take the wrist and hands out of the shot which is the cause of much inconsistency for amateurs.

[jameslovering]

Great tips from ?
I like the idea of the modern chip for me it feels more natural and with the 3 positions gives lots of options. I will practice this :-) as its a part of the game "we can all be good at" and really does lower scores and enhance enjoyment.

[jamesabar]

1. Chip shot. 2. No JR 3. He says no shaft lean but clearly forward presses before takeaway.

[wreckim]

Great lesson....and with a realistic challenge; a bunker right smack in your face. This is the shot that terrifies us amateurs--only water is scarier. Thanks for posting.

[jamescontreras]

Zero shaft lean? But when your weight is 70% to the left side it produces shaft lean.

[donbudge]

The problem with this video is that Jon needs to hit a bunch of shots for the viewer. From different angles as well, with down the line being the best angle. The explanation was ok...a bit hurried. But most importantly is the demonstration shots.

[whoinventedmonday]

So annoying that people think saying "Errr" every 2 seconds makes them sound more intelligent.

[peterlazzari]

Too much talking and very poor camera positioning

[johnaustin]

If you want experience golf coaching at its best visit : Porzak Golf, Adam Porzak not only talks the the talk he walks the walk as well and can demonstrate to perfection the proof of his method.