Want to stick it close to your wedges? You need to learn how your trajectories and distances change with each club.
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Trajectory and distance control in them compound wedge 40 to 70 meters shooting is a must. Regardless of the yard you’re facing, a few setup adjustments can do you short approach flight like a seasoned professional.
1. Place the ball as usual. Whatever the space, grab one more stick than you think you need and grip the handle as you see above.
2. Remove the lead hand from the cap and place it on your lead thigh.
3. With the help of your hand, push at least 65 percent of your weight onto the front leg. It should feel like you are leaning slightly towards the target.
4. Without moving anything else, place your lead hand back on the handle. This setup ensures proper distribution and clear contact without having to manipulate the loft or your hands.
When you go to swing, simply roll your stomach back and forth, making sure the shaft of the club is pointing in the middle from start to finish. Experiment with different wedges and backswing lengths to create an inventory of distances. Now, you are a player.
Scott Munroe is one GOLF Top 100 Teachers who teaches at Boca Raton Club in Boca Raton, Fla., and Nantucket GC in Siasconset, Mass.
