The main reason for warming up in golf is to prepare your muscles and joints for the game ahead. You can get a nice rhythm in your swing. So it’s important to warm up correctly and in the right order. Let us see how we can warm up with pitch shots.
When you observe professionals on the driving range before a round, you will see that almost all of them start their warm-up by hitting pitch shots with a sand wedge or pitching wedge. This lets your muscles warm up slowly, and helps you get your swing into a nice flowing rhythm. So always warm up with a club on the ground parallel to the target, to ensure that you set up square every time. It is better to hit twenty balls from a perfect set-up than two hundred from a faulty position.  The pitch is among the shots least practiced by golf amateurs, but one of the most commonly played in a round of golf. Hitting pitch shots is not only a good part of your warm-up; it also ensures that you don't neglect to practice this crucial shot.
So use pitch shots before your game of golf to warm up correctly. It will help you be more prepared for the game ahead.