Score Like a Champion – How to attack the pin from 120 yards and in!
Great golf wedge play is an essential skill to develop for any golfer, and a huge opportunity to lower your scores! Not only will it enable you to attack the…
Session Goal To establish a great setup position and develop the feel for a short, smoothly accelerating distance wedge swing, using lateral and rotary body motion to strike the ball…
Session Goal To commit to a simple wedge play system that will enable you to precisely control distance, spin, and trajectory This article is part of the Golf Loopy Score…
Session Goal To refine your wedge play technique, while learning to self-coach, until you can play partial wedge shots with consistent contact and ball flight This article is part of…
The first step in developing great wedge play is to build a solid technique that enables you to strike the ball consistently well while controlling distance, spin and trajectory. The…
Precise distance control is the primary goal of wedge play – you must be able to control both spin and trajectory in order to “one hop and stop” the ball…
Now that we know how to play the “one hop and stop” wedge shot, controlling spin and trajectory to carry the ball the required distance, it’s time to establish and…
This is a simple drill that will help you to build a consistent, controlled swing that enables you to precisely dial-in your wedge distances, attack more flags and make more birdies!…
Great wedge play gives you the ability to attack flags, to use your wedges as scoring weapons, making more birdies and saving more pars, even when pins are in positions…
Keeping your weight centred, or “stacked”, over the ball throughout your backswing makes consistent wedge play a whole lot simpler! In this article, we’ll discuss why this is important, which…