Addressing Spine Angle and Spin Loft to Improve Wedge Performance @MyTPI
Addressing Spine Angle and Spin Loft to Improve Wedge Performance  @MyTPI
Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Our assessment with PGA TOUR and KFT veteran, Tyler Duncan, revealed how limited thoracic spine mobility could be creating attack angle and spin loft issues with his wedges.

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Addressing Spine Angle and Spin Loft to Improve Wedge Performance

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