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**nebrarlepleme** · 08-15-2012, 07:07 AM

I CANNOT hit a green or get it close from this distance, 75 and in. I hit it fat or skull it, I'll hit it sideways or 7 inches off the ground like a scud missle. My 52 degree wedge is broken and all I have is a 60 degree and it is killing me. Any suggestions on wedges or advice from this distance is apperciated and wanted. If you have wedges laying around that I might could try out, I am willing. I am losing lots of strokes from this distance.

Do a half swing PW or GW and use the perimeter weighting and forgiveness of those clubs. This was the advice given to me by my Callaway fitter when I wasn't sure if I wanted a 50* Dark Chrome Forged wedge or to use the AW from the Razr X iron set. I don't try to hit my wedges from 75 because I have the same problems. Another thing to try is to chip it up with a 7- or 8-iron.

08-15-2012, 07:07 AM	#21
nebrarlepleme Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 549 Senior Member	I CANNOT hit a green or get it close from this distance, 75 and in. I hit it fat or skull it, I'll hit it sideways or 7 inches off the ground like a scud missle. My 52 degree wedge is broken and all I have is a 60 degree and it is killing me. Any suggestions on wedges or advice from this distance is apperciated and wanted. If you have wedges laying around that I might could try out, I am willing. I am losing lots of strokes from this distance. Do a half swing PW or GW and use the perimeter weighting and forgiveness of those clubs. This was the advice given to me by my Callaway fitter when I wasn't sure if I wanted a 50* Dark Chrome Forged wedge or to use the AW from the Razr X iron set. I don't try to hit my wedges from 75 because I have the same problems. Another thing to try is to chip it up with a 7- or 8-iron.
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