The 60-Yard Shot Every Golfer Gets Wrong

Clay Ballard from Top Speed Golf breaks down how to fix chunked 60-yard wedge shots by mastering low point control. By maintaining a forward weight bias and rotating the chest through impact, golfers can eliminate fat contact and hit partial wedges closer to the pin.

• Keep approximately 60% of your weight on your lead foot throughout the backswing and downswing.
• Avoid trying to scoop or lift the ball; let the loft of the club lift the ball naturally.
• Rotate your chest actively through impact to prevent deceleration and chunked contact.
• Ensure the bottom of your swing arc (low point) occurs slightly ahead of the golf ball.