Not All Wedge Shots Are Created Equal - Master These Shots with Michael Breed

[@rectolee2584]

Thank you very much Michael 🏌️‍♂️🏌️‍♂️I’m improving my cheeping very much 🏌️‍♂️I shot 83 today for almost Five years and thank you so very much 👏👏👏

[@MrRockrobstr]

I’m going to watch this a few times and practice it when the world opens back up.

[@broadsword3248]

I like this guy. He has a unique style of teaching.

[@apaulmcdonough2170]

I find it helpful when you identify which Club or Wedge you're using at the moment in these Videos, Michael. I guessed 58° in the first part of this Video.

[@mannyespinosa2949]

I love this video. It helps me understand the ball spin. Now I know how this pros does it. They’re amazing. I wish I can hit like them. I have the idea.

[@TheHparks3]

Glad to see you back Michael. Always love your enthusiasm.

[@rectolee2584]

Michael I love the way your smile 🏌️‍♂️

[@rackum44]

And also can't stress it enough everybody watching this video needs to always accelerate through impact

[@lovetogolf4184]

Amazing lesson..Thank You!!

[@jpdiaz443]

Michael, Thanks for your video from Spain, very helpuf, I cannot put in practice right now but for sure I will do. Will you please clarify how you align your feet. Thanks a lot

[@Mr.Big33]

More videos please in such a lockdown environment!!!

[@wallstreetoneil]

really great video - thank you

[@grifgolfclub7355]

Well done!

[@jimwhite2341]

Michael, please do a video on hitting chips and pitches in gnarled grasses. Bermuda style grass.

[@ceolmorjim]

Love this. Great!!

[@kedar8000]

We've missed you Michael. Is this SIM in your home or at a studio? These days everybody and their grandad is either building a home gym or a home SIM. Myself included.

[@charlessvensson6344]

Great video! Yesterday had similar shot and the lack of forearm rotation really made all the difference. Prior to the video, my shot would roll forward an extra 5-10 feet. Not this time - landed about 5 yards beyond the hole and spun back a foot. Loved it! Question - what degree wedge did you use? Again, thanks for the video!

[@atasits6362]

Pick a High Target....It's new for me. I will try this....at least I would picture the ball up into the air...not water.

[@DavidMartinez-hh6ee]

What degree of wedges are you using?

[@huangnelson6669]

I understand and appreciate the point of being versatile with the pitching wedge and other clubs. But what is the REAL reason for not choosing, say, gap or sand wedge (for more spin and higher trajectory) and 9 iron (more roll and lower)? Is it because of the bounce or simply because it is easier to remain stable rhythm-wise or else? Thanks.

[@AlexChekholko]

I think for us amateurs it's all about a shot you can actually hit consistently. Which is your most comfortable shot in that situation? I certainly don't have good control over the backspin, nor do I know how to read the lie well. If a sand bunker is not in the way I might just bump it from 50 yards with a hybrid.

[@TourUser9630]

24:53 - Further than you wanted? 49.6 yards carry and 50.1 yards total when your stated goal was 50 yards doesn't sound like "further than you wanted" to me.

[@best4noles]

What launch monitor is this please? Pitching wedge segment, what loft is that wedge? Happy to find you on YT! Been missing you on Golf Channel.

[@junzyo]

Hi Michael. Love your explanation and demo. What’s simulator are you using for demo?.

[@garyk1039]

This is an excellent followup to your previous video on spinning your wedges kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6i5dXeInsqCmZKIhis one give more detail on what it means to go back low and follow through low. Thanks. This is gold. I have two questions:what role do ground conditions play at setup? Does this technique work better off a soft lie or hardpan or it doesn't matter.What role do green conditions play? Does this work better on poa annua and bent grass and not so much on Bermuda? Thanks for the great videos.

[@gortklatu3784]

Mike, nice instruction, however, you're introducing too many variables: backspin rate, clubface angle, trajectory, carry distance and rollout. Too much to remember on the course. We need KISS, Keep It Simple Stupid, for guys like me. Dick Stockton teaches two techniques: high shot and low shots. Now THAT'S simple. What is valuable in your video is the SWING TECHNIQUE for pitching, although that could use more detail. E.g., what angle does the club descend into the ball? I chunk a lot. How much wrist break on the backswing? How to calculate rollout distance? Technique for short side or long side? Your instructions on swing are top notch, but this video is trying to sell me a simulator, and you caveat everything by telling us to practice. Please give me simple swing key thought I can remember under pressure. Loved your show, and your instructions. Keep it up!

[@kedar8000]

B -the-way, who is the jerk that gave you a thumbs down?

[@djp411]

yeah, ok.....

[@garyroberts3859]

Are you serious???...you’re doing this in a room???

[@TheswedishDane]

Why oh why are all you sounding like car sales men, shouting and all that, the mike is there for a reason talk to people, 25 mins of shouting is just argghhh

[@metropacks]

Bump & run with an approach wedge. No need to get fancy. Play your strengths not shots you don't know how to play. This guy's high