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The most
common mistake I see during my short game schools is a breakdown of
the lead side in the follow through on short chips and pitch shots.
This excessive use of the wrists causes the club to lift, creating
many thin shots on the golf ball and what we all know as a" skull
shot".
If we are
lucky enough to find the ball, the turning of the clubface wreaks
havoc on consistent direction to the hole. It is my belief that this
breakdown is caused by trying to lift the ball rather than
understanding that it is the descending blow of the clubface on the
ball that causes the ball to go into the air. |
