Play a low spinner off a tight lie with a lob wedge
The instructor plays a low checking spinner with a lob wedge: ball almost outside the back foot, coming in a little and hooking it. The key is to not travel down too much through the ball, but to keep opening the body up so the spine lifts a touch and creates space, which stops the club digging in.
Channel: Dan Grieve
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Instructor was forced onto a lob wedge from a tight lie by the club-roulette challenge.