Short Game · Strategy

Master a few wedge shot windows for distance control

The instructor argues that golfers are often taught too many shots too soon and end up not good at any of them, especially around pitching and shots from 50 to 60 yards where they try too many trajectories and patterns. He says that when players instead get good at hitting a couple of shots and know what windows they are in, they seem to immediately improve their distance control and their feel for the speed needed to fly the ball a certain distance at a certain height.