Fighting with wedge shots within 100 yards? You may be making a common mistake in these feeling -based marking shots. Here’s how to fix it.
Courtesy Parker McLachlin
How many times have you crushed a car, just to make your excitement fade when you realize you have to hit an annoying wedge shot in green?
Don’t worry, you’re not alone.
Many amateurs find these wedge shots based on anxiety of anxiety, and often because they make a common mistake in continuing them that kills their control and durability within 100 yards.
Movement? Prohibition of their follow -up immediately after influence. In the video below, Parker McLachlin, the creator of Continuously Short game chefIt breaks it.
There is a habit that most amateurs develop when something is going wrong on their backs. Whether they have a lot of verticality, a closed club, or something less visible, many players instinctively hit the holidays too early to make up for the mistakes they made earlier in their activity.
However, this is a counterintereness. Prohibition on influence only forces you to make more compensation in your activity.
Instead, try to work to rotate completely. To try it yourself, make some practical oscillations ending up with your chest up, targeted. Then, try to hit some balls with this new tracking.
Learning to rotate properly in the oscillation will strengthen your durability and improve your distance control. It will also help the players who are creating a lot of speed in their background learn to trim their backs instead of following them, which will make them slightly lighter nerve shots.
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