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**AttableBewNaw** · 08-15-2012, 08:21 AM

75 yards is a partial L wedge, and since I can't practice anymore with 3 kids in sports and a wife that works, I don't leave myself that distance. I will leave myself 85-90 yards or farther out or greenside, that way I don't have any partial wedge shots. Makes lay up calculations on par 5's a little trickier, but full wedges are much easier to hit the right distance for me.

If you're really struggling from that yardage, see a pro and it may be a simple set up fix. Most golfers have a poor set up with a wedge(ball too far forward or weight at address out of whack).

08-15-2012, 08:21 AM	#26
AttableBewNaw Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 431 Senior Member	75 yards is a partial L wedge, and since I can't practice anymore with 3 kids in sports and a wife that works, I don't leave myself that distance. I will leave myself 85-90 yards or farther out or greenside, that way I don't have any partial wedge shots. Makes lay up calculations on par 5's a little trickier, but full wedges are much easier to hit the right distance for me. If you're really struggling from that yardage, see a pro and it may be a simple set up fix. Most golfers have a poor set up with a wedge(ball too far forward or weight at address out of whack).
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