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• Build a wedge setup: feet together, widen, hip bump
• Choke down in the fairway bunker to firm up your swing
• Move the ball forward to train compression
• Control wedge distance by hand height on your body
• Play the three-holes-in-a-row speed game
• Add a one-inch hip bump at address
• Open the wedge face a few degrees at a time
• Diagnose your bad swings, not your good ones
• Feel the takeaway like giving blood or holding a tray
• Putt from the heel pad, not the fingertips
• Keep 60-40 trail-side weight to hit up on driver
• Rehearse a hip bump without leaning back
• Read the clubface from your hands
• Keep your hips from sitting behind the ball
• Let arms hang so hands sit outside the trail knee
• Add a slight forward press to de-loft for topspin
• Keep your left elbow low to cut extra arm swing at the top
• Use a cupped feel only to offset excessive bowing
• Set posture so you can lift heels but barely wiggle toes
• Use the lead leg drill to stop chunking wedges
• Rehearse the 10 and 10 takeaway feel
• Feel heel pads down and trigger finger up to set
• Punch wedges with the hands, not the lower body
• Good putters aim to hit it solid and start it on line
• Verify rangefinder distance with vibration
• Lean weight slightly forward on the 80-yard wedge
• Sort putts into two-putt-speed vs. free-roll
• Stop the lead hip from dropping to avoid a reverse pivot
• Bump hips an inch, keep the sternum still on driver
• Focus four inches ahead to prevent a downhill-lie chunk
• Turn from your right hip and shoulder, not your knee
• Keep your head up at address so you bend from the hips
• Set ball just ahead of center and press to hit up
• Set feet outside the shoulders and post the trail hip back
• Check eye position by hanging putter from left eye
• Build a connected stroke with one-hand putts
• Simulate pressure shots during range practice
• Build a doorstop under your back foot in a bunker
• Cue a smooth takeaway before the downswing
• Pressure-putt routine: breathe, tighten core, hold line
• Brace pressure inside the trail foot
• Keep the arms together in transition to stay in front
• Play the ball an inch ahead with a tiny forward press
• Check a square clubface: leading edge matches spine angle
• Add head weight when you cut down or grip down a putter
• Set up wedges with nose and sternum over the ball
• Play a deep-rough chip like a bunker shot
• Stop shifting weight on wedges, stay posted on the lead side
• Hang your hands to check the shoulders are square
• Turn with your chin on a 'glass tabletop'
• Build backswing pressure without sliding
• Use a patient backswing to adjust ball flight
• Keep wedge hand speed matched to the center
• Take the hinge out for a U-shaped, bounce chip
• Build putting connection: tight core, elbows tucked in
• Keep your trail side back to shallow the club
• Stack hips over shoulders with less knee flex
• Laying back off the tee can cost width and distance
• Turn centered instead of sliding laterally
• Learn what club goes what distance on the range
• Use a below-feet lie to feel posture
• Fix setup and backswing before chasing the downswing
• Limit the aid to 10-15 min, then hit random putts
• Check ball position when you pull or push putts
• Pick two aim spots: one for line, one for speed
• Connection drill: alignment rod under the armpits
• A tight trail arm forces the body to turn
• Keep the trail knee from sliding out to hold inside pressure
• Add a gathering pause at the top for rhythm
• Use a weighted club to feel core-driven backswing
• Take the least swing needed to reach the target
• Use loft with a normal smooth wedge swing
• Turn your torso, don't fake it with your shoulder
• Check the halfway-back set position at belt high
• Hinge at 45 degrees to keep the lead wrist flat
• Exaggerate the leftward feel for a small draw
• Keep the trail elbow as a pivot while turning
• Do the head cover drill on the front of the chest
• Run a 10-20-30-foot speed ladder
• Swivel chair drill to feel your footwork
• Try a slightly open face with weight left
• Set the club butt-end at the inside edge of the ball
• Send hands through shoulder level for connection & speed
• Use two tees to train five inches straight back
• Keep chin on a glass tabletop to hold height in takeaway
• Step-back drill for loading the right side
• Fire hips and hands, let the chest follow
• Rail your takeaway hand path down an alignment rod
• Focus forward on the next birdie chances
• Swing 100% on the range to raise your normal
• Feel the pause at the top with the Hideki drill
• Hang the putter from your left eye to set ball position
• Let the hands reach the shoulder plane before two
• Build your stance from toes-together on a rod
• Set ball position from mid-stance to left shoulder
• Build lag early with set and turn, not down-cocking
• Swing a sideways uppercut to stop over the top
• Widen your stance, nudge the ball forward to shift hips
• Keep the chest over the inside of the back foot
• Pause warm-up swings at your checkpoints