PGA Pro Marcus Edblad introduces the 'Circle of Speed' concept, designed to help golfers achieve a shallow attack angle and effortless speed. Through a simple ball-throwing drill and lob wedge practice, he demonstrates how attacking the ball from the inside reduces face rotation and eliminates steep, inconsistent strikes.
Avoid attacking the ball vertically; instead, visualize the club moving in a circle parallel to the target line.
A shallow attack angle makes it significantly easier to control the clubface and minimize timing errors.
Use the bounce of your wedges to allow the club to slide along the ground rather than digging into the turf.
Mastering this 'inside-out' circular feel with a wedge will naturally transfer into better driving and iron play.
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