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what is your go to shot from 100 yards in the fairway?


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3 hours ago, onthehunt526 said:

That's good @colin007, hopefully I'll get to see it in July.

the 23rd right?  havent seen any replies in our other thread.

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Depends on pin and green.

Front / protected pin= high lob wedge, about 3/4 strength

Back / open pin= knockdown sand wedge from back of the stance

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On 4/13/2016 at 6:47 AM, Lefty-Golfer said:

pretty much as stock 52 with a touch of choke.

Jordan tried that shot last Sunday, but put a little more choke on it than he intended.

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From 75-120 yards it's a either just under half swing or 3/4 swing with different clubs for me The half swing is what produces a flighted wedge for me 


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On 4/14/2016 at 0:23 AM, Mop Bucket said:

Depends on pin and green.

Front / protected pin= high lob wedge, about 3/4 strength

Back / open pin= knockdown sand wedge from back of the stance

You're hitting a 3/4 lob wedge 100 yards???

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On November 28, 2012 at 10:26 AM, Golfingdad said:

I don't really have one right now.  I prefer to be at 90 or 110.

 

With my old clubs, 100 was a perfect, smooth sand wedge (56).  With my new set, I have a 54.5 and a 59, neither of which I have totally dialed in.  But for now, 100 seems to be right between the two ... so I will try and hit the 54.5 at 90% or so.

Fun to go back and read your own old posts on threads like this.

Currently, my "full" swing SW (which is now a 54) is about 100 yards, give or take.  The quotes are there because I have learned not to try and kill short irons anymore, so "full" is only 3/4 or so on most shots from about 8 iron on down.

Any wind in the mix and I'm going to club up to GW or even PW and flight it as necessary.  Didn't have that in my arsenal back when I made the above post either. :)

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35 minutes ago, colin007 said:

You're hitting a 3/4 lob wedge 100 yards???

Yeah my approaches aren't necessarily orthodox. I like to hit down on the ball with a lot of shaft lean (almost like a punch out) for anything around 125 and in, it's been getting the job done for so long I'm scared to change.

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Lay sod over my ball with my 50° and then cuss.

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Because I'm an idiot and haven't ingrained what is discussed in this thread:

My 100 yard shot is a full swing lob wedge.  

I really have to implement that which is discussed in the above thread. 

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Assuming it's a mostly normal green, a partial PW. Imo, that shot is so much more consistent than a full SW (or whatever wedge). In the past it would have been a GW, but I've taken to the PW more for the 100'ish to 60 yds range.


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Perfect 1/2,3/4 inch of choke down Gap wedge. Full Gap goes about 104/105. That's my favored layup distance for just that reason. If there is ANY issues in front then it's a full Gap with a hope for some backspin just be sure, in case of a slight mishit.


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I like to use a straight arm pitch that uses the bounce. 100 yds would be a half swing with a Pitching Wedge.


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100 yds? a full GW or a fat 8 iron.

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A nice smooth 50 degree wedge for me

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A full 56* wedge but then I am almost 70 years old.  Don't hit it nearly as far as I used to.  

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