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| Simplify your short game | | | | Practice, check, repeat on the course | | | | Knowing exactly how far you hit each wedge with a short, medium and full swing is vital if you want to become an accurate wedge player. You can also start to practice different shots. | | | | 9-3 swing | 11-1 swing | Full swing | | | | | | | | Bump and runs.
Flop shot. | Low shot into back pin position. Low controlled shot into the wind. | High approach shot into
front pin position. | | | |  | Armed with your wedge chart and your favorite distance with your favorite wedge, you’ll know where to lay-up if you can’t get to the green with your approach. That’s better game management. Every golfer, whatever their handicap, should have a wedge chart. | | | | | Fill your wedge chart | | To gauge a distance for each of your swings for each wedge can be difficult without assistance. So why not book a session with us. Let’s complete your wedge chart and at the same time, we can look over your three swings. Maybe there are other improvements. | | | Book a session >
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