A question I ask me often: Which lofts should I keep? Since Wedge lofts Range from 44 to 64 degrees, there is a lot of room for variety. And while there are some schooling schools on this topic, I have always believed that one of the best ways to decide is using your direction distance as determinants for your highest wedge.
For example, if you hit the ball 240 yard or beyond, a 60 -degree attic should be your highest wedge. In contrast, if you are maximizing at 200 yards away, you probably want to start at 58 or 56 degrees as your highest wedge. Why? Because the shortest hitmen should aim to fill their bag with more clubs to hit in the greens than to use around them. A player who hits him farther will approach the green, so they will need a larger number of clubs with more attic.
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How to hit a collision and jogging, according to a short game expert
Zephyr melton
A typical wedge configuration for short and medium shoes would be a 56 scale at the top end, followed by a 52 and 48. Longer Hitters can go 60, 56, 52 and maybe even 48 if necessary. Remember: when you don’t have so much ball speed, you don’t need so much option at the low end.
Ask the chef of short game: your burnt questions answered
Dear chef, sand traps in my home course are more like immature pits with difficulty. What is the best way to attack this lie about green? —Drew M., dunwoody, ga.
Hey Drew, this is a very common problem, especially when the courses have irrigation issues or are short staff on the maintenance side. But don’t worry. There is a simple strategy to get a strong extension up and down, and this involves incorporating club soles through influence.
Here’s what to do: First, approach this blow with an open club and slightly sitting handle. Stay closer to the ball than usual with your hands down slightly and your weight on your front leg. Think about the engagement of that heel – not the toe – through influence and keep your follow -up. The result? A clean shot with height, softness and, hopefully, a stroke.
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