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[@larryjonak3617]

I have been using the heel up chipping for years. It works really well out of the rough. The deeper the rough the more you lift the heel.

[@deputyjack1]

There are always gonna be haters... Haters gonna hate, but you have a great positive outlook and attitude. May God bless you abundantly! 👍 And yes the weight placement absolutely makes a difference...

[@doopavision3665]

Outstanding instruction is delivered in a way that makes it easy to comprehend. Keep up the great content.

[@nickbryan217]

I’ve been doing the “heel up” method for a couple of months now. Sometimes I miss it just a touch much toe side. Thinking about getting a full face wedge to help me out on these…..

[@ryanmcmahon6210]

Great video and thanks for the tip. If you add lead weight to the toe what is the impact on full shots.

[@JeffKeenerRCJH]

Good video as always!! Can you comment on how much lead tape (what weight range) would be appropriate? How about a video on applying it!?😀

[@MattTheFlyerFan]

Finding your tips very helpful Matt. How far up does the heel need to be? I’ve heard a lot that the pros use the toe.

[@JPier2544]

By changing the weight to the toes, will it impact the full swing ball flight?

[@Thebestcantaloupe]

Looked like the ball popped up in the air a bit more with the heavier weight in the toe. I get the "better feel leads to better confidence" factor as well, which is a huge thing in golf and often times not discussed because it's hard to quantify.

[@FatihPekbas]

Great tip! What effect will the heavier weight on the toe side have on longer shots?

[@MrShortGame]

Helps to not hook so much and get a little more distance with off center hits to the right

[@billcoulter1984]

Yep. Heel up brings the club closer and the swing is more of a back and thru instead of around

[@theoakhills]

It's just a simple putting motion.😏

[@jeffreyschreiber8679]

OK, so this helps around the greens on chips. What is the effect on full shots of adding lead tape toward the toe?

[@Rbeardsley10]

How does it impact full shots?

[@dougscale5317]

How does the extra toe weight affect full shots with that wedge? Are they more likely to go right?

[@ronaldsinclair6837]

Heel off the ground good tip.

[@nigelloughlin4539]

Hi, going for Edel wedge fitting. Told me I’d be fitted in studio only. For a wedge fitting do I need outdoor also? Follow you and know your the boy to ask?

[@terryholloway9930]

Thanks Matt going for my lead tape now

[@wesphillips3246]

What will happen with this weight change on full swing/longer shots?

[@seanpratley3042]

How does moving that weight to the toe affect full shots with that wedge?

[@dudleycornman1624]

So what is the difference in weight between the two weights?

[@kenmostekphotography8368]

I’d love to see a video on how to get the club through a chip before the hands. I tend to lead my chips with my hands which de lofts the chip. It drives me nuts! Is there a way to train myself to get the club through first?? Thanks! Love the vids!!

[@davewold107]

Don't want club through first. That's scooping which is a no no. Delofting is fine for a low chip with runout.

[@davidcole2337]

Sounds like Kirkland Version 3 needs to have Weights in them..

[@camerondutch116]

How much weight should we be looking to add with the lead tape?

[@MrShortGame]

I’d jut play around with it. Varies from person to person

[@tjgalegolf]

The Hi-Toe wedges do this. Weight towards the toe is real.

[@DIGIDANN]

I just went to order these wedges but it’s only for righties… any other wedges you would recommend? I currently use jaws

[@MrShortGame]

Yeah bummer. Taylormade has some good wedges. Also, Titleist should be coming out with some new ones soon.

[@theoakhills]

Jaws are top line. Unless you're a 1-4 handicap changing wedges will not change your game you need to practice 4-5 hours a week short game.😮

[@DIGIDANN]

@@theoakhills iam a 20 handicap but lost all my confidence with short chip shots and the weight system seemed little more forgiving and some thing that might help. Currently on 40 rounds played this year and chip every pre game this year

[@Billpv]

Brand of club please.

[@rustystokes1404]

Edel

[@stanmartz694]

Much Thanks! Another great golf tip, Matt! I’m taking this to the course here in Franklin, Tennessee on Tuesday. Stan the Man

[@randomgamer-st1ie]

Isn't standing closer to the ball achieving the same thing?

[@kenhenley3904]

Then why not just make a wedge where the weight is already towards the toe to begin with???

[@LOHO8682]

I don't want to hate, for hate's sake but...your landing spot was further out on the second set of balls and thus closer to the pin. Did the tech (adjustable weight) do that? You may feel it better, but even Tiger admits he's a feel guy. Tiger could use a baseball bat and chip better than most players. Peace.

[@fb_777]

First

[@jwild5360]

Your not changing anything with those weights. It’s been proven over and over. The amount of weight you would have to move to shift the COG even 1/64th (which would do nothing for performance) is massive. A wedge head is heavy.

[@LLCOOLJARED1]

Link to proof plz

[@georgelehman7047]

I had done this previous, by recommendation of my club pro. The feel is changed and I did see an improvement, Also I had been raising the heel prior to adding the weight.

[@jwild5360]

@@georgelehman7047 it’s in your head.

[@jwild5360]

@@LLCOOLJARED1 I linked the proof but he keeps removing it. 4 grams changes COG by .006 if it’s placed In The hosel of the club for say a 7 iron headweight. That’s over doubles the distance than you can move these weights. So for every 6 grams or so in this wedge you could expect about .002 of COG change. Which isn’t even measurable and no human on earth could tell the COG alone moved by performance. You’d need 30 plus grams to change the COG in a wedge and even then it would me so small you would t see any performance changes.

[@jwild5360]

@@LLCOOLJARED1 it’s all proven by simple science and math. No guessing involved.