95% of Golfers Get this WRONG With Their Wedges!
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- Опубліковано 27 тра 2024
- STOP Making this one Huge Mistake with your Wedges!
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I've known this for a long time, but my head won't let me accept it. This is the best I've ever seen it explained. Good job.
agree
Haha so true! My head always tells me to do the opposite of all the drills
Finally! A logical explanation of why I have been pulling my wedges. Will bring this instruction (I hate the word “tip”) to the course. Also, important: realizing the distance from the ball changes with the club selection.
I have finally been able to get my irons and driver to compress and go straight with a bit of a draw...but the wedges have been going EXACTLY how you are saying. I needed this! Thanks!
A fantastic example of demonstrating such an important concept simply and clearly. I don't know why I have not seen anyone else address this issue. It's not like wedge play isn't integral to scoring! Thanks Matt love the passion and conviction in you videos keep up the great work!
Wonderful, Matt. I’ve been missing so many greens left with my wedges the last 2 months and doing bandaid fixes to hold the face off. This really helped me!!
Makes so much sense...will be working on this!! Thanks Matt.
Matt, that was probably your best instructional video you have done so far, lots to take away from this! Also, dig that Aero-Whip in the background! See you in Orlando.
I was able to try this technique this past weekend on the course and it was such a huge difference from my usual results. More practice and I'll be getting within that 10' circle in no time. THANKS FOR THE GREAT TIPS! KEEP UP THE EXCELLENT CONTENT
1 of the few videos out there to have really helped me. Always had a pull with my wedges and I would try to change my swing to address it, saw just the thumbnail of this video before heading off to my round today.
After about 3 consecutive pulls with my wedges (other clubs were missing push side) I tried your advice and it worked! Came back after the round to watch this.
Now on to your video about hybrids, I tend to over draw those....
This is super helpful. I have been "Nuking" my wedges long and left over the last few months and it has been confusing me. This is something to work on over the next few weeks to tidy this up. Appreciate this detail.
Excellent Matt. Will practice this on the new season. I normally set up with my hands forward and of course miss long and left. Thanks for explain this so easily.
Helpful insight to how the wedges are so important ! Especially if they’re too upright to begin with. More of a reason why you’re wedges should be flatter than your irons.
Really helpful tip, which you would think I should know being a scratch golfer! Now I know why I pull a ton of my wedges. Thank you this will help a ton!
Didn’t know how bad I need to watch this video. I’m on the third time watching it to lock in the lesson. You’ve literally changed my errant thought process, specifically to understanding club face position in relation to my common miss. Wow, what a great video. Sub +1 can’t wait to watch the rest of your videos.
Matt, great video ! Interesting, I have seen some other channels which state for fuller wedge shots a slightly closed club face can promote cleaner ball contact on the face, SO LONG AS you strike with shaft lean and also open the hips to engage a square face at contact
Outstanding! The difference between the results of being left and right as demonstrated here are tremendous in relation to your score and your mental state. I have been viewing MSG videos for a few years now and his tips are spot-on. Also, and this is key -- he is consistent in his instructions. Last year I put them together and dropped from a 16.1 in April to at 12.9 by November. Next stop: single digits.
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This is constantly a problem with my wedges. Excellent video! Can't wait to give this a try on the range.
Great tip! I saw this first hand yesterday on the course. I tried to explain it on course, but you visuals were an awesome share. Thanks again, you Rock!
Great tip! I look forward to giving it a go. I just ordered an alignment magnet on Amazon.
Thanks for this outstanding video! I am a 0 handicap but struggled with pulled wedges. Since watching this, my wedges have become magic. And my overall iron game is much improved. Much appreciated!!!
Very helpful and timely tip Matt! Wedge improvement is one of my goals for 2023. Specifically, from 100 yards and in. Thank you!
He's just mirroring another UA-cam channel's content Mr-Con-Man
@@cornpop9045 I’ve been a follower of Mr. Short Game for a long time and I’m confident he’s not repeating someone else’s content.
@@johnmontagne5608 Yeah. ? That's not what Fat Tony is been saying'
@@cornpop9045 Nothing is today's golf instruction is novel. It's all been stated somewhere which is normal considering how many instructors there are and how long golf has been around...
@@Pooler29 What' You're are calling MrShorty a golf instructor...?
Omg !! This is what I needed !!! Thank you so much!!!❤️love your videos been following for ages now you help and make it so easy! Thank you from 🇬🇧 👌👌👍🏻👍🏻
Such a helpful breakdown of the problem I'm having. Looking forward to trying your suggestions
Amazing explanation and vid
I only ever used this technique with chipping and short pitch shots around the green. Explains why I pull a lot of 100-110 yard shots.
I would love to see the same vid but with low-mid irons to truely appreciate the importance of setup
Great advice. Easy fix as well without resorting to swing alterations
Awesome video. I have struggled with pulling short irons for a while. I tried this tip on my sim and I hit all of them dead straight! Thank you so much for posting this video!
Great detailed explanation and advice thank you!
Wow this is exactly what I have been doing. Game changer so well explained can’t wait to practice it.
Great Video and outstanding tip....Will fire up my simulator and work on this for sure as my wedge play is what causes me the most trouble and scoring for sure.
Thank you for showing that! Very helpful
Awesome video Matt! Thank you 🙏
Awesome!
I can't wait to practice this. I always ask my buddy why we pull our wedges. I'll share this video with him to.
Thanks & Safe Journey
Marc
Thanks for breaking the code for me for all my pulled wedges! Looking forward to working on this approach!
Amazing tips!!! Thanks!!
Great demo. Very helpful
Thanks Matt , this has been my problem lately, can’t wait to give it a go .
Watched this video last night, took it to the practice range today, and by golly.....it works! No more pulled wedges!!! Thank you so much for this video!!!
Solid coaching as always; thanks Matt
Makes sense. I've always noticed with good wedge and shorter iron players that their hand stay under their shoulders and closer to their bodies than other players. Creating less left/right directional misses.
This is awesome. I have this long/left tendency with my wedges! Must have done that 4-5 times on Monday. Will work on this today!
nice video Matt. thanks. Been loving the content lately.
This is a great tip. I figured this out about 4 months ago. Forever I have been missing right on my approach shots. (I’m a lefty ) I started setting up with a slightly open face and the results were immediate . Hitting more greens. More birdie chances. Lower handicap. Great tip!
I have had the issue of the ball going left. Until I started practicing this. Now I'm hitting it straighter now.
Excellent ! Eye opener! Thanks!
Fantastic! Thank you for this one
Bro, how come you didn't give this lesson years ago when you lived in CA? Man that is such a solid visual lesson. I loved your lessons then. I remember your lesson about ending on your right toe. Thank you!
Great lesson. I couldn't figure out why I was pulling everything from my 9i thru wedges.
Opened my club face just a little at the range and everything was pretty much on the money. Thought it was a swing flaw...thanks for making sense of it!
Great content and info. Get your wedges bent a degree or two flatter and this will also help with the left pulls with wedges.
Your teaching style is second to non. A joy to watch and learn.
Outstanding explanation !!! Thks !!!
Excellent explanation..cant wait to git at it...thanks..
great video instruction, much appreciated
I just gave this a shot and instantly I was able to hit better shots! Thank you big time!
Thanks!! Great tip It's the little things that make this game alot easier!
Great video! That makes so much sense
Thanks bro happy new year 👍
This is a great video. I went from being a great and accurate wedge player to a lousy one and this video showed me what I was doing wrong!
'm only saying one thing ... you did a fantastic job presenting the various scenarios ... thanks for sharing ...
Great illustration!!
Excellent explanation. Many thanks
Thanks for explaining how to cure this problem. I always find myself setting up comfortably with my PW, but "comfortable" for me has been with the handle way forward the face closed. And guess what, Long and Left. Thanks for helping me understand the solution.
Great tips Mr. Matt!! I know that I don’t speak just for myself when I say THANK YOU!!
Great advice. I've noticed this since I started really trying to understand the club face
So glad I found you. Thanks for all your hard work!
🤯 Finally, someone explained it! Worked perfectly on my last round! Thanks a million! Awesome stuff on your channel!
I've always wondered why i pull my wedges only 😅, this video has truly opened my eyes, after watching the video everything makes sense. Cant wait for my next range session
A year late with this comment but just been to the range to try this and it REALLY works !
I’ve missed greens to the left for years and is why my HC isn’t 6 or 7 lower. Basically instead of setting up with left arm and club in straight line, i.e. with forward shaft lean, set up with handle in the centre and open the face about 10 deg or so. When you come back to impact position, the face has squared and it flies straight….brilliant and thank you from the UK.
Nice tip. Thanks Matt!
thanks for tip can't wait to try it!
Awesome video. This now makes perfect sense to me. Thanks!
This is a solid tip that helped a lot! thanx!
Thanks for the help. Just what I need to work on this year. PS and you didn't change your grip on club at all???
I knew about opening club face more in a bunker and it will still go straight but I never thought about it at 100yrds in. Makes sense now and I'm playing 9 holes after work today. I'm going to work on this. Thanks man!
Let me know how it goes lol
How'd it go? Eagles?
@@jameswilliams7578 My wedge game was actually better I had a little more height on the ball with a softer landing. No eagles but I did have a couple birdie opportunities. Thanks!
Thanks for sharing, long left is my problem too
The visual with the magnet was perfect as it helps me understand the correct positioning now at setup!
Great video, thank you !
This just helped me so much, thanks
I’ve always thought I had alignment issues but I think this may be my problem. Great explanation.
This is fantastic, thanks , from UK.
Thanks a lot - will try
Excellent content yet again….your previous plum bob tutorial is saving me several shots each round
Wow! That’s eye-opening. Thanks
Awesome video thank for the tip
Great video! That magnetic tool really tells the story, thanks!
Love this! Thank you! I understand why this happens now! 😊
Thank you for this insight. It would take years to figure this out without someone explaining it.
When you say "wedges", is this just the lofted / specialty wedges (50 and above) or would it apply to PW also? (My stealth PW is only 43), as there is a huge gap in distance from PW (110-120mtr) and my 50 (90-100 mtr)
This video will help me get the ball on the green in regulation. I seem to be left of the green more often than not and I know this tip will help reduce that. I always set up with the club in the middle as you have spoken about numerous times and open the face for chipping but have the face square with my long wedge shots. This has to be the answer. Heading down to my hitting net in the basement now to see if it is the answer!
That's why the best wedge players typically draw their distance wedges. Tiger says to open the face to where you want to start the ball, and then turn the face down to close it slightly to the path. This also shallows out the attack angle. If you cut across the ball with a wedge, it's very hard to control distance and trajectory. Ball tends to slide up the face too. I would guarantee that Stricker plays wedges with a slightly open face for a standard distance wedge.
(26 m) played golf my whole life, never really understood the golf swing but i can shoot par, as time goes on, i realize certain faults but have no idea whats going wrong. These videos make me realize what i had done right for so long, but somehow forgot. Thanks so much!
Seriously good explanation,,,, ty man👍
Thank you. Billy
Thanks for this Matt
Super interesting and useful. Definitely earned a new subscriber (very erratic wedge hitter)
Thanks Matt, echo all the comments fantastic piece of info that 🤞will help my short game a lot
Cant wait to try this out. Been pulling my short irons for ages
This helps me a lot thank you 😊
Off to the range this evening. This makes so much sense.
I subscribed. Interesting ideas - will try out on the range. My question would be why open the face - that seems like it would make it hard to flight the ball. I like the idea of a neutral shaft lean and square face. Seems like opening the face would balloon the ball - especially for a high ball hitter like me.
Thanks for sharing. I have struggled with this issue for a while now but now I have a solution. Keep it in the short grass and LORD be with you!
Very interesting video, thank you for the explanation Matt, it makes a lot of sense. Quick question please, does this only apply to the Gap Wedge (say 49 degrees) and higher lofted clubs ? Or does this still apply to your pitching wedge as well ? thank you
Good tip. Thanks