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I know it's hard to do this without looking at my swing but I am hitting all of my pitch shots high on the face and out on the toe.  I don't have any issues with this with my irons or even knock down wedge shots.  But for some reason when I get around the green and try to elevate the ball I hit it out on the toe and high on the face.  Any ideas?


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Swinging steep and left can do this.

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