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A place on an exchange assigned for the trading of certain commodities, futures, or options. It is also called a pit or a trading pit.

pitch

The slope of a roof, sidewalk, or other surface. The Americans with Disabilities Act has specific requirements for the pitch of access ramps leading to building entrances.

Example: Figure A has a 1:12 pitch because the slope rises 1 foot for every 12 feet of distance. Figure B has a 1:6 pitch.



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The pitch shot is a superb example of the balance necessary in golf as both a physical and mental sport and every pitch shot you take needs to be planned very carefully.
It may be their pre-shot routine, or slightly different pitch shot, or putting stance, or whatever.
I don't think that Paddy would have hit the pitch shot that way if he was able to take his time, but he was on the clock, had to get up there quickly and hit it.
 
 
 
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