HOW TO USE STRIKE WEDGE

Strike Wedge is an avoidance tool to help you achieve better ball striking. Check out all the ways of using Strike Wedge below.

Whatever your ball striking issue, put the Strike Wedge in the relevant position and simply work on avoiding it. Your strike will improve in no time.

How to fix

FAT SHOTS

Place the Strike Wedge behind the ball and avoid it. This helps you push your low point forwards to create ball first contact.

HOW TO FIX

HEEL STRIKES

Attach the wall to the side of the strike wedge and place it next to the ball to create a barrier on the toe side. Avoid the wall to help you move the strike away from the heel.

HOW TO FIX

TOE STRIKES

Attach the wall onto the back of the strike wedge and place it next to the ball to create a barrier on the heel side. Avoid the wall to help you move the strike away from the toe. 

HOW TO FIX

SLICES

Attach the wall to the side of the strike wedge, turn it round and place it 6-12 inches behind the ball, angled in slightly. Avoid the wall to help you create a more in-to-out club path.

HOW TO FIX

HOOKS

Attach the wall onto the back of the strike wedge and place it 6-12 inches behind the ball on the player side of the ball. Avoid the wall to help you neutralize your club path.

Side Wall

RULER

Use the ruler on the side wall to measure the desired distance away from the leading edge of the strike wedge to place the ball.

Use the Strike Wedge Optimiser tool to determine the recommended strike wedge position for each club.

STRIKE WEDGE OPTIMISER

FAT SHOTS

HEEL STRIKES

TOE STRIKES

SLICES

HOOKS