The best videos selected by Fred P to help you gauge your wedge shots and get the ball to stop on the green.
The “Pitching and Wedges” Lessons”
42 videos
Weight on the front, head aligned, body turning: the fundamentals and one-handed drills for successful pitches ranging from 20 to 65 yards.
Clock, swing percentages, or distance ranges: the pros’ methods for knowing where each wedge will land, from 35 to 130 yards.
A slipping sole, hands following the ball, good contact on the clubface: how to slow the ball down on the green, and when to try it.
Open face, ball position, arc length: hit the same pitch with a low, standard, or high and soft trajectory.
Read the lie, the slope, and the flag before choosing the safest shot: how the pros think when they're within 110 yards.
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From 35 to 110 yards, success depends on controlling distance and trajectory. Pros adjust their wedges by varying the length of their backswing, the clubface angle, and the ball position—from a low shot that bites into the ground to a high, soft pitch.