00:00There'll be a number of mid-handicap players out there,
00:03even some lower-handicap players who don't have the confidence
00:05in their short game to expose themselves in that.
00:07And I think people are intimidated by that wedge-fitting scenario.
00:12But I would absolutely, 1,000%, I said at the start,
00:16low-hanging fruit.
00:17This is where I think we could put most seven-handicappers
00:22or a lot of seven, five, six, seven-handicappers
00:25on a range at a tour event, hitting full shots.
00:28And you may notice, but it wouldn't look completely out of place.
00:31The ball would be going up in the air and forward
00:33in a relatively consistent shape.
00:34You put that same seven-handicapper in general
00:36around a chipping green at a tour event,
00:39you'd stick out like a sore thumb.
00:40They'd pour one into the shin of the spectator.
00:43That is where, for me, the biggest disparity
00:47between the really good and the average players is.
00:50That is absolutely where the biggest gains can be made.
00:53So if you are concerned about that, I'll just say,
00:55just put your ego aside, get out of your comfort zone.
00:58Will it perfect it at wedge-fitting?
01:00No, but it's going to give you the really good starting point
01:02to know that the tools in your hand
01:04are complementing what you do technique-wise.
01:06So when you do get it right, you're going to get maximum gains.
01:08When you do get it mildly wrong, you're going to get maximum help.
01:11Sure, when it's awful, it's still going to be tough.
01:14But we want to make sure when it's good, when it's near good,
01:18you're getting the absolute most out of it.
01:20And that's what I think Will's done for you there.
01:21I think Will's done for you there.
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