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Could someone tell me how to hit the ball with my wedge to make it stop or spin back?

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I can't remember how to hit the ball with my wedge to make it land on the green and stop or roll back. I Had learned how to do this at the end of last year. I forget if I am supposed to divot before striking the ball or after, or pinch the ball. I was stopping the ball pretty good last year, however with the long winter, I can't remember how I was striking the ball. Help please.

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You're new here - though with 109 posts you're not really all that new - so I'm going to say this quickly and trust that you'll take it nicely: please do a search for existing threads before posting topics like this. It's been discussed several times before.

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