COMPRESS your wedges, with this KEY body movement.
PGA instructor Mike Porzak explains how to compress wedges and flight ball trajectory low by engaging the core instead of using independent arm action. Using a medicine ball toss drill, he demonstrates how keeping the arms connected to the body center builds low-point consistency and eliminates fat and thin misses. He also breaks down setup width and proper wrist hinge mechanics for controlled wedge play.
Turn the club back and through using your core rather than pulling or flipping with your arms.
Practice the medicine ball toss drill to feel synchronized body rotation and arm connection.
Narrow your stance on shorter wedge shots to establish a stable low point in front of the ball.
Keep your sternum and nose centered over the ball with your lead hip serving as an anchor point.
Allow wrist hinge to form naturally via setup leverage rather than forcing an active wrist set.