Shallow your sand wedge attack

ADRIAN FRYER

Rake sand into the form of a brick in front of you. Make sure the rectangle aims down your target line, and is around the height of two golf balls. Take your stance in front of the brick. Now make your regular swing, but as you swing through your goal is to remove the top layer of sand from the brick and no more. Keep going down the brick, removing a layer at a time. This drill helps you develop the shallower angle of attack that allows your sand wedge to skim the surface of the sand and deliver a controlled strike.