Why the Texas wedge is your friend when the sun comes out

Why the Texas wedge is your friend when the sun comes out
I started writing this (in my head) as I sat sweating  in a meeting in my other job in central London. Stuck in a seriously under-air-conditioned office whilst someone droned on about margins and market share I inevitably found my mind wandering to the golf course and a thought struck me.
Don’t get me wrong we all love the run we get off a well-timed drive, bounding us towards Bryson territory, but what if you didn’t hit it straight (like I normally do) and now it’s running towards the rough 
Next up we have clammy hands. Don’t tell me you’ve never found yourself losing grip of an iron into the green due to a combo of sweat and sun cream.
And finally we love a firm, pacey green, it makes it feel like we’re playing at Augusta in the 90’s, but what if your distance control with the putter is piss poor ?
See ?
Summer golf isn’t all sunshine and roses, but it’s better than hail and hurricanes innit ?
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Tip for the week: Use the Texas wedge. Chip and runs can be hard enough at the best of times, let alone when the ground is harder than Koepkas biceps. Use the putter from the fringe, hell, use it from 50 yards, you’ll be amazed at how effective it can be.
Here are this weeks play off holes:
Thanks for reading, let’s change the game.
Dave