I have now started working on the short game method where you find your wedge distances with backswings of 7:30, 9:00, and 10:30. Thanks to a rangefinder it is a lot easier to do this. So far I have figured out four distances, 7:30 lob wedge flies 27 yards, 7:30 sand wedge goes 35, 9:00 lob goes 40, 9:00 sand goes 50. Anyways, today I was playing a hole and I had 60 yards to the pin with a bunker only five yards short of that. I figured if I took my sand wedge back just past 9:00 that should be about right. I did that and ended up sticking it to 8 feet and pin high, made my putt and walked away with my par . I also stuck a 50 yarder to five feet and made the birdie I have read about this in dave pelz's book, I think there might be something to this method. This opens a whole new chapter of the golf game for me