Steady Spine Wedge Drill: Stop Being Spineless on the Course

Steady Spine Wedge Drill: Don’t Be Spineless

The steady spine wedge drill is from the Golf Practice Planner.

Overview
When pitching it’s important to keep the spine at the same angle on the backswing, downswing, and finish. If someone calls you “spineless” it means they think you are weak. If you don’t keep your spine steady, your wedge game will definitely be weak!

Steps

Step 1: Watch

Watch the video.

Step 2: Spine Angle

Hit 10 pitches from 40 yards keeping the same spine angle on the backswing, downswing, and finish.

Step 3: Keep Score

Keep score for the 10 shots by tracking how many balls you got within 6 feet of the hole. You get one point for each ball you get within 6 feet. The maximum score is 10.

0 points = Ball outside 6 feet
1 point = Ball within 6 feet