Wedge Mastery: The Three Skills That Save Strokes Inside 100 Yards

The biggest difference between you and the players who shoot lower scores is not how far they hit the ball. It is what happens once they are inside one hundred yards, where sixty per cent of every round is decided.

This guide brings together three skills that transform your short game without requiring extra distance, new equipment or hours of practice you do not have.

First, know your wedges. The pitching wedge, gap wedge, sand wedge and lob wedge each have a specific job, and most golfers reach for the wrong one far more often than they realise.

Second, own three key yardages. Fifty, seventy-five, and one hundred yards, each with a specific setup and swing, give you a framework that covers almost any shot in between.

Third, master the five pitch shots that handle every situation from twenty to eighty yards out, from the simple bump and run to the specialist flop shot, so you stop reaching for the same shot regardless of the situation.

Simple, structured, and built for golfers who want their short game to start saving strokes rather than costing them.