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As anyone had experience repairing scuffs or cracked parts of their white golf shoes with a particular product? If so, what product dyes into and stays in the shoe. The cheap stuff I bought at Rite Aid wore off after one cleaning subsequent to application.

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This is excellent advice and so simple. Thank you. May I also ask how you duplicate hard pan? My grass is generally very thick and full. Also, what about the idea of needing to move the ball 5 yards low versus 5 yards high, do you simply practice until you can consistently execute both of these shot types with all your wedges? Well my hard pan question has been answered, thank you very much. This is a great idea. May I also ask how you emulate the shot off of both moist and bare ground? In this case the club can dig in just a bit and there is no grass to provide forgiveness. Finally, any back yard practice green construction ideas that are not overly expensive would be appreciated. Including pictures when possible.

I'd be interested in community opinions on how to best emulate the conditions of pitching and chipping around the green while in one's backyard. I struggle with shots around the green, both controlling distance and trajectory, and don't belong to a golf club close enough to my home that I can practice these shots as frequently as I'd like. As I continue along the path to becoming a better wedge player, I'd appreciate feedback on how to practice shots within 20 yards of a regulation style golf green that currently doesn't exist in my backyard. In other words, how do I go about developing a better feel for the carry and roll of wedge shots? This would include shots from hard pan, as these really give me fits. Thanks in advance.