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Peter L.
I have really like the other practice plans and think they are a great new addition to the platform. However, this pitching one is not that useful. Don’t really get much out of watching repetitive shots. It would be more helpful to start with a brief setup and technique section and apply them to the swing. I did learn a a practice strategy though.
DeWayne H.
Great session Andy. The tempo looked the same throughout with just a change in the backswing length. I need to be more consistent at taking a practice swing first and as you said, if it doesn’t feel right, take another one.
Sue D.
My short game is not good, so it was great to watch Andy give me some tips on wedge control. I will definitely be able to take this to the range.
Seth McLean
Good Distance drills, would like more explanation on the swing setup, weight, and what the hands / wrists do while making these short shots
Rachel B.
Great drill - would be helpful to know more of your swing thoughts besides hit it harde or softer.
Mark Calleja
It made me more aware of thinking about the wedge shot and my distances
Jeffrey Pang
Same take away length? Would need more info about that...thx.
Reid Y.
Very helpful....especially the random shot ideas.
Richard C.
simple drill - well explained Andy
Jerry Miller
Easy to follow and execute