Own Your Wedges: Start scoring from 40-120 Yards

You stripe your drive and you've got 85 yards in — a position that should be an easy par at worst. Instead it's a bogey, because you can't control your wedges from inside 120.

The reason's simple: you only have one wedge swing, full. You may be able to hit each wedge one distance, but that one perfect distance rarely occurs. Instead you improvise, take a little off by decelerating causing you to come up short, or go after it and fly the green.

This guide fixes that with two things — the knockdown technique, a lower, controlled wedge with controllable spin, and a distance matrix you fill in with your own carry numbers, so every yardage inside 120 has a swing that produces it.

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