Tip of the Day

Tom Watson

Tuesday October 07

Belly it with a pitching wedge

To play bellied wedge shots when the ball is against the collar of the green, use a pitching wedge (left) rather than a sand wedge (right). The leading edge of a pitching wedge is straighter than the curved leading edge of a sand wedge. Your chances of aiming accurately, making clean contact and getting a true roll are better.

-- Tom Watson
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October 07, 2008

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