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Callaway ambassador Pete Cowen demonstrates the perfect placement of your hands for getting the best lob shot possible, while Chief of Golf Club Design, Roger Cleaveland, explains the importance of matching your strength and ability to the correct Callaway wedge.
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Video Tips #4: Bunker Set-Up
Callaway ambassador Pete Cowen and Callaway Chief of Design Roger Cleveland on how ‘rippling the sand’ allows for a cleaner and easier shot out of the bunker and how the bounce of the club helps in creating contact with the … more
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Video Tips #3: Pitching Basics
Callaway ambassador Pete Cowen and Callaway Chief of Design Roger Cleveland on why wrist cock and wrist hinge are important in basic pitching and how the bounce on wedges aids in creating good contact and spin on the ball.