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Message: [QUOTE="Chin Diesel, post: 3076481, member: 34"] What he said. It depends if it needs to drop and stop, bounce a few times. Also, the grass/ground underneath can matter. Some clubs want to bounce, some want to dig. Best way to learn those characteristics is driving ranges and chipping areas. Real smart move is to check your divots after you hit good and bad wedge shots to see what the divot looks like compared to where the ball was. Whenever someone asks about partial wedge shots and what matters, I always say, above all else make sure you are accelerating through the ball at contact. I'll often go waist high on the back swing with a nearly full follow through to emphasize solid contact on those shots. [/QUOTE]