Your short game is the easiest way to reduce your handicap, and the quickest way to lower your putt count is to improve your pitch and chip shots. You can reduce your handicap safely and efficiently by enhancing your golf wedges. Best golf wedges for mid-Handicappers are not difficult to be found. It should be of excellent quality. Many ordinary golfers are worried that their wedges would be split because they have not been so good. The anxiety is strong when any balls are green or 20 meters away from the chili dipped. I will share the fast tips on golf wedges that will ideally contribute to anxiety.

You must have at least two or three wedges in your bag to give you the best shot and choices. For better results with several wedge choices, pick the correct wedge. I like 52, 56, and 60-grade coils, which offer me a range of shooting opportunities according to the right degree, the lying ball, and how green I am. We know how the ball responds and measures various forms of lies, grass, fresh, edge, etc.
 

One of my favorite golf wedge tricks was the 30-yard pitch. A strong rise of 30 yards will save you or give you a shot for a birdie. It is helpful if hazards such as a sand trap or a water hazard stay between you and the grass. The first step is to walk correctly. Suppose you have green for 56 degrees or 60 degrees to travel the ball to the hole. The design starts by holding the ball in place and measuring it firmly on the lead foot. It is essential to know precisely where the ball will reach, find a particular spot, and see how far it can go to the bottom. Keep the backswing quick, right at the end pace. The typical players' biggest flaw is that the shot is decelerated, and the ball comes to an abrupt halt.

The raw green side can be very hard, particularly when the raw side is thick. It is possible to use a 60 ° wedge and open the face side of the field. It allows you to use the club hump and remove the field of roughness. It allows you to bring the ball in the place and stretch the foot slightly to the shot. Bring your body weight on the front foot.
Sand trap green side

Even the bad golfer finds sand traps more durable than they should be. Again, the right angle of the ball is essential. Generally, the right choice is a sand angle of 56 or 60 grad wedges. The foot should be 2-3 feet to the left of the hole while the ball is partially open.