Great wedge players don’t just know how far their wedges go. They know how to control how the ball gets there. They do this by changing trajectories, which gives them another way to manage distance, spin and how the ball reacts when it lands.
A big part of that control comes from understanding how much loft you deliver to the ball at impact. If you add loft, the ball tends to launch higher. If you can deliver less loft while maintaining a quality strike, you can produce a lower, more penetrating flight.
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Here’s how you can reduce the loft on your wedge shots to hit a “flighted” wedge.
How to control your wedge trajectory
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