Wedge Distance Ladder Free

Hit shots to three targets at 50, 75, and 100 yards

• start with the shortest distance and work up
• change the length of your backswing for each distance, not your tempo
• note which backswing position produces each distance
• with no exact yardage sign, pace off a known marker or use evenly spaced targets (the gap between backswing lengths matters, not the exact number)

Hit 5-7 balls with your gap wedge at each of three targets: 40, 60, and 80 yards

• smooth, rhythmic swing and solid contact
• watch where each ball lands versus where it finishes
• with no exact yardage sign, pace off a known marker or use evenly spaced targets (the gap between backswing lengths matters, not the exact number)

Hit sand wedge shots to 20, 40, and 60 yard targets

• 20 yards: a short backswing with firm wrists
• 40 yards: roughly a half swing
• 60 yards: a 3/4 swing
• keep your tempo identical for all three
• with no exact yardage sign, pace off a known marker or use evenly spaced targets (the gap between backswing lengths matters, not the exact number)