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30 Yard Reference
3h 10m
34 lessons
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Learn to regulate your length of backswing with a simple distance reference
For a portion of my students, a 30-yard wedge shot can be a trouble spot; this can be due to poor technique, but it can also be attributed to a bit of misunderstanding. Thankfully though, we have been able to establish a very straightforward and useful backswing "reference point" using 3D data from a variety of touring professionals. Ultimately, this reference point can dramatically simplify things and provide players with the foundation to create reliable wedge shots from multiple distances.
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Goal 1: Solid Contact Overview06:10
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Finesse Wedge Set Up04:24
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Basic Chip Shot05:37
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Centered Pivot02:36
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Stork Turns for Finesse Wedge04:43
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Weight Shift in the Finesse Wedge04:06
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Merry Go Round - Finesse Wedge05:52
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Seated Wedge Release04:53
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Open Trail Hand - Finesse Wedge03:13
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Single Arm Swings - Finesse Wedge05:05
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Towell Connection Drill - Finesse Wedge03:18
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Trail Arm Straight04:23
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Rotate the Triangle05:10