The setup and swing you need to hit perfect pitch shots

u/Steye_Of_Sauron 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “60° wedge chip over bunker — short game advice appreciated”

60 yards is a pitch shot, so it’s right in the middle of irons and chipping, and is a different swing all together. Dan Gireve does an awesome job of explaining these shots ▶ this video

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u/reconassin 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “My short game is just abysmal. What can I do”

The Rick Shiels ▶ this videothat made newbies like myself aware of Dan Grieve. A TLDR version by ▶ this video Dan Grieve ▶ this video of pitching Nelly chipping vid, gives you a good view of her setup, distance control and low point. I have to remember there is a difference between chipping/pitching/release, lie of the ball, do you have to get over something...etc. I mostly just do bump and runs and go toe down to …

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u/pussygetter69 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Short chips less than 40”

+1 on Dan Grieve, guy is a wizard. Before I read this comment, I went and grabbed this YouTube link to share on Dan showing how he does his pitching. ▶ this video

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u/triiiiilllll 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “The dreaded 60 yard pitch”

You are chasing a false path trying to regularly hit an 8i 60 yards. That's a shot you shouldn't have more than once every couple rounds, punching out of trouble with a specific trajectory needed. A real 60 yard stock shot is a wedge. You should probably have at least two options for this yardage, potentially three. Each should offer a different combination of launch/spin and you pick the shot you need for …

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