And many players can't hit the wedge correctly. They hit it too high. A proper wedge shot has to pitch forward after it lands on the green, then stop dead. The average person can't figure out what he's doing wrong, but he can see what he is doing right. That's the time to take lessons.
Pros do it all the time.
They may shoot 68 but they'll have their teacher make sure all working parts are in order. Amateurs wait until they're on the brink of disaster. I could get him down to a six or a five. Pure Spin Diamond Wedges. Copyright 1999 GolfWeb - A SportsLineUSA Company.