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like the title says i went to the range today and hit everything flush except 3/4 shots. full shots were excellent, this is confusing. any advise on this problem?

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practice chips, pitches and 1/4 shots to see if you shank these swings and work you way up to 3/4 swings and you might discover what you are doing differently.

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I've found that when I start screwing up on partial shots, I am using my arms too much and not turning my chest/shoulders like I should. When I focus on a good chest/shoulder turn (even on 30-40 yard pitch shots), I can get my groove back. I ran into this today at the range.
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Great video on the short game.

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3/4 pitch shot

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Check to makes sure you are following through on the shot. I had this problem and it was basically deceleration.

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I've found that when I start screwing up on partial shots, I am using my arms too much and not turning my chest/shoulders like I should. When I focus on a good chest/shoulder turn (even on 30-40 yard pitch shots), I can get my groove back. I ran into this today at the range.

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This was my first thought when I read the OP's post.
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I've found that when I start screwing up on partial shots, I am using my arms too much and not turning my chest/shoulders like I should. When I focus on a good chest/shoulder turn (even on 30-40 yard pitch shots), I can get my groove back. I ran into this today at the range.

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Check to makes sure you are following through on the shot. I had this problem and it was basically deceleration.

These were my thoughts as well. I will do this occasionaly also. What I have found is that I get lazy thinking that I am only hitting a 3/4 shot and I don't need to give it the full swing and follow through. If it happens again, just stay focused, take a good turn, stay down on the ball, and remember to accelerate through the ball even though you are only taking a 3/4 swing.

I will judge my rounds much more by the quality of my best shots than the acceptability of my worse ones.

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Sometimes this comes from trying to restrict your swing effort, your rythym gets off, your weight sneaks towards your toes and boom. The easy way to tell if this is what is happening is just to make sure your posture and weight are where they should be and then focus on rythym not effort for a few swings.

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When this happens to me it is because I am usually quitting on the shot. I don't get the follow through along with the chest turn that I need. I guess I also get "lazy" with the swing and decelerate.

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