Play one wedge for many shots, not more lofts
The instructor suggests golfers would be better off keeping one wedge and learning to play different shots with it - knock-down shots, run-up shots, and a high flop - rather than constantly switching to different-lofted clubs for different shots. He points to Seve, who used a 55 or 56 degree wedge, could open it up, and do anything with it.
Channel: Mark Immelman
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Framed around Seve using a single 55-56 degree wedge.