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100% Wedge Control Inside 100 Yards (Must-Do Moves!)

Eliminate fat and thin wedge shots forever! Learn the complete wedge control system for mastering the 100 yard wedge shot, 50 yard wedge shot, and everything in between with consistent, accurate strikes. Email me here to work with me: JonahJay@PGA.com For more tips check out my Instagram: ⁨@JonahJohnsonGolf⁩ 0:00 - 😤 The fat/thin wedge problem destroying your scoring 0:39 - ⚠️ Setup mistake #1: Shoulders aimed too far left 1:30 - 📏 50-yard shot: Hands hip height (9:00 to 3:00) 2:36 - 🔗 Connected motion: Hands, clubface, sternum moving together 3:12 - 🧤 Glove-in-armpit drill for forcing body rotation 4:44 - 🛫 Plane control: 45-50° up (not inside and behind) 5:45 - 🎯 75-yard shot: Lead arm parallel, hands shoulder height 7:13 - ⚖️ Balance drill: Standing on lead foot for weight-forward finish 8:37 - 🎪 100-yard shot: Gap wedge 3/4 swing (not full 56°) 11:17 - 👁️ Face-on view showing complete motion integration This comprehensive wedge control tutorial reveals the key fundamentals tour pros execute for consistent contact inside 100 yards. Learn why improper setup (shoulders aimed left) destroys your 100 yard wedge shot before you even swing, discover the glove-in-armpit drill that forces connected rotation, and understand the critical 45-50° plane angle that prevents getting too far inside and behind. Master the three distance checkpoints (50, 75, 100 yards) using body position markers instead of trying to manipulate swing speed. What You'll Learn: -Why square shoulder alignment (not aimed left or right) is the foundation for wedge control accuracy -Ball position principle: middle-back of stance ensures ball-first, ground-second contact sequence -50 yard wedge shot fundamentals: hands to hip height (9:00 to 3:00) with weight shifting forward through finish -The darts analogy: wedges are accuracy clubs, not power clubs—stop trying to blast them -Connected motion concept: hands, clubface, and sternum all moving together as one unit -Glove-in-armpit drill execution: placing glove under lead armpit connects arm to torso, forcing body rotation -Why this drill feels restrictive (you can't use arms/hands independently) and forces bigger muscles to move club -One-handed practice: taking trail hand off to feel how lead arm works across body in connected motion -Pool noodle plane drill: club must travel up 45-50° plane, not get too inside and behind you -Why getting too inside causes blades and chunks on 100 yard wedge shot attempts every time -75-yard shot mastery: lead arm parallel to ground, hands shoulder height—the easiest distance to repeat -Course management strategy: laying up to 75 or 50 yards on par 5s creates more birdies than blasting 3-wood -Standing-on-lead-foot drill: back toe behind, feeling majority of weight forward for balanced finish checkpoint -Finish position fundamentals: chest at target, belt buckle at target, lead knee at target—all forward and balanced -100-yard gap wedge strategy: taking 3/4 swing with 52° instead of full swing with 56° for more accuracy -The 65% statistic: majority of shots are 115 yards and in—where you should practice most -Why shoulder-to-shoulder 3/4 swing with gap wedge gives more control than trying to muscle sand wedge #WedgeControl #100YardWedgeShot #50YardWedgeShot