Around the greens, you don’t always have to use your sand wedge. It’s better to fly the ball a short distance and let it roll to the hole.
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Making this transition right now. Not sure what I’ll do for short chips over sand traps…
Hey Mike – I like using a PW and putt it up there – good video
Since moving here and playing on dormant grass in winter I've started putting a lot from off the green or putting with a hybrid. Another confounding variable with sand wedge is that
against the grain, balls can check up too quickly.