Using a 9 Iron Golf Club

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Using a Pitching Wedge in Golf

Summary: Using a nine iron golf club for pitching is a great way for beginning golfers to practice before buying a pitching wedge. Learn how to use a nine iron in this free instructional video golf lesson for teens.

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Chase Harrison Chase Harrison, 15 years old, has been golfing since the age of three. He shoots in the mid-to-low 70s and is a tournament winning golfer. he has also taken p... read more

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Using a 9 Iron Golf Club

Hi I'm Chase Harrison and I'm with Expert Village on the golf set. 9 iron it is pretty much just like a pitching wedge except the face isn't slanting as far I guess. You use this club when your close I'm mean you are probably about 75-50 yards aways from the hole depending how good you play. Or you can use it right around the green if your 5 feet away from the green you can use this club probably use it as a pitching wedge. If your not if your this is a great club to start out with around greens instead of a pitching wedge cause it is a lot easier club to use, it is a good starter club. So my advice is not to buy a pitching wedge as soon as you start golf just use your iron they give you with you set and just use a 9 iron for about the first 6 months when you play and then you would be good with your clubs and then you can learn how to use your pitching wedge a lot easier if you already know how to use a 9 iron.