Why rushing finesse wedges kills distance control #golfswing #golftips

Me and My Golf explain why rushing the transition in finesse wedges leads to inconsistent distance control. By allowing the club to 'fall' from the top and letting the body 'catch' it, golfers can maintain a smoother rhythm and better utilize the club's bounce.

• Avoid a fast change of direction at the top of the backswing to maintain rhythm.
• Allow the arms to feel weightless and fall naturally before the body engages.
• Use swing length and smooth tempo rather than late acceleration to control distance.
• A smooth transition is essential for properly utilizing the bounce of the wedge.
• Focus on the body 'catching' and supporting the falling club during the downswing.

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