G· GOLF NUGGETS Find Browse Teaching moments Equipment & Fitting · Equipment Insight Use a lob wedge's low bounce to get under the ball On a lob wedge the bounce is shaved down so there is less angle and it sits flatter. That lets the clubface be laid open while the leading edge still gets under the ball. Channel: PorzakGolf Watch official source at 0:35 Equipment & FittingPorzakGolf Keep learningAim for 5 mph ball-speed gaps between clubs — Micah MorrisMap full and partial wedge yardages — Micah MorrisUnderstand how heavy range practice sandblasts grooves — Club ChampionPick a lower-spin ball if you balloon your irons — Club ChampionLower driver loft 0.5 degrees when spin alone is high — Club ChampionFit TZ5 for hard loading and flight control — Club Champion JavaScript is only needed for the in-app player and library actions. This verified teaching summary and its official-source link remain readable.