Lob wedge: High pitch shot without an open face ... Other than for high clubhead speed golfers or for short-distance sand shots near the green, the majority of bunker shots will be hit using ...

The same goes for the lob wedge, a club we’ve discussed extensively ... I’ll normally tell them we should start with clubhead speed and ball speed to see where they’re at.

When it comes to shots around the green, skill is the most important asset but there's certainly an equipment factor. If you ...

Use your lob wedge for higher and shorter shots ... A golfer with lower clubhead speed should rarely open the face - since less speed may lead to the ball not traveling far enough to escape ...

The first installment is how to hit the lob shot. Phil Mickelson ... Club to Use: 56°, 60° or 64° wedge with 8-12° of bounce. Grip: Place your clubhead down on the ground behind the ball ...

This will help you swing the clubhead under the golf ball ... you're going to want to create some wrist action to generate speed. On the backswing your wrists will hinge with your hands, and ...

Slick wedge play makes your on-days great and your off-days still pretty good. I carry four wedges: pitching, gap, sand and lob. The lofts ... motor that drives the clubhead.