Along the lines of Moxley's thread on chipping ... pitching is probably the worst part of my game and I've tried all of the below.
Phil Rodgers - bounce used, ball middle to forward, weight dependent on shot, slide clubface under ball like a throwing motion, hands even with zipper - IMO, difficult to master. Preaches the benefit of using trajectory to control distance.
Dave Pelz - ball in middle of stance, front foot flared toward target, stance slightly open, hands slightly ahead of ball, not sure about bounce
Monte Scheinblum - similar to Rodgers IMO, ball in middle of stance, keep trail arm moving like tossing a ball underhand
Mickelson - hinge and hold - ball forward, use bounce, square stance, front front slightly open, hinge asap on way back, important to maintain flat lead wrist and extend thru the shot
James Sieckmann - sternum ahead of ball, upper body slight open, weight forward, ball position middle
Would be interesting to hear comments on all of these or others - what's missing is grip/grip pressure, whether to open clubface on way back, variations on the above, etc. I'm currently on a very weak top hand grip and putting the index finger of my trail hand down the shaft. Seem to make better contact and maintain proper trajectory this way, rather than my normal swing grip.