Photo: Pitching Wedge Golf Course

A lady at the Oliva Nova Golf Course in Valencia, Spain pulls out her pitching wedge for her next shot onto the green.

This lady lays up her next shot from the beautifully manicured fairway on the Oliva Nova Course in Valencia, Spain with her pitching wedge in hand. She studies the lay of the green and the amount of distance that she needs to hit her golf ball and has decided that her pitching wedge is the right club to be using for her next shot.The pitching wedge is a club that is a very useful iron to your game of golf as it used for a variety of short shots. Some people also use their pitching wedge for distance shots of between eighty and one hundred and thirty yards. You can get a nice loft on your ball when using your wedge which can also help you out of troublesome shots that land behind hazards or to get over trees.There are many different types of pitching wedges on the market but the ladies pitching wedge is usually a fair bit lighter than the mens. ... continue below the picture...

... Everyone who plays golf for pleasure or competition must try out their own clubs, as each person has their own personal preferences.In the background, stands the elegant buildings lining the Oliva Nova Golf Course in Valencia with the facade being camouflaged by a row of trees. A bunker to the left of this woman is one place that she is glad not to be shooting from as some of these traps at the Oliva Nova Golf Course can be very difficult to get out of.The Oliva Nova Golf Couse in Valencia, Spain is an incredible course, with a great layout surrounded by natural beauty. Anyone visiting Valencia and who loves to play golf, should test out their game on this challenging course.Woman playing golf at the Oliva Nova Golf Course, Club de Golf Oliva Nova, an 18 hole golf Course in the town of Oliva Nova, Costa Blanca, Valencia, Spain, Europe. Model Released.

Technical Information:
I photographed this photo with the digital SLR camera model Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II, aperture of f/6.3, exposure time of 1/250 sec. on ISO 100, as always I used a original Canon Lens, the focus lenght for this picture was 105mm.