question for single digit handicappers with a draw

[glacker]

Do you also draw your sand and lob wedges on full swings? If not, do you adjust your aimpoint (as compared to

your longer wedges and irons) ​

to compensate for straight (non-draw) ball flight?

 

[Molten]

Yeah, a bit. They don’t tend to turn anywhere near as much but I certainly don’t change my swing. I definitely aim straighter but it still draws.

 

[GraniteRoost]

Yes, I have both drawn and faded the ball over my career and in each case my wedge game follows the iron game in general. However, if you draw the ball (as I do at the moment), I open my stance a bit while maintaining or ever so slightly opening the face to target alignment to hit a fade. Th change in face to path is sufficient that you can cut a ball in there with the same swing if you practice it.

EDIT: Seeing @Molten's response, I also don;t draw a wedge as much as an 8i or 6i. But the basic tendencies are still there.

 

[McLovin]

usually yes. but i prefer a straight or cut shape with wedges, just find that hard to do.


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[mrkich]

On a full swing yes, but to a much smaller degree.


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[Jimmy3864]

I am a drawer of the ball typically with my irons but my typical wedge is fairly straight although I can draw it if want. Don’t ask me to hit a fade though, I am very inconsistent on the amount, just not my shot. I’m thinking the shorter wedge shaft plus I’m focusing on a pin helps with a straighter shot shape.