One Simple Wedge Tip
One of the biggest mistakes golfers make with wedges is trying to help the ball into the air.
It feels natural.
The ball is sitting on the ground, the flag is close, and the instinct is to scoop it up.
Unfortunately, that's exactly what leads to so many chunked and bladed shots.
Instead, let the loft do the work.
Trust the club. Make your normal swing, keep the club moving through the shot, and allow the loft to launch the ball.
Simple advice...
Much harder to do when confidence disappears after a few bad wedge shots.
That's one reason the new ONE.1 Wedge is so interesting.
It was designed to help the club glide through the turf instead of digging, making it much easier to commit to the swing without worrying about a fat shot.
The result is more confidence, more consistent contact, and better distance control from a variety of lies.
One of Golf Digest’s top 10 best teachers in the country will open your eyes and you’ll never look at wedge shots the same.
P.S. If chunked wedges have been costing strokes, take a look at the technology behind the Auto-Glide Sole. More than 30,000 golfers have already made the switch, and it's backed by a 365-Day "No Dig, No Doubt" Guarantee.
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