Method for using a wedge to improve a golfer's swing

1. A method for improving a golfer's golf swing, the method comprising:

placing a wedge approximately a grip length behind a golf ball to be struck with a golf club, the wedge comprising a body having an angled surface, a flat surface, a rectangular wall, a first triangular side wall and a second triangular side wall, the wedge composed of a rubberized foam material, the wedge having a height ranging from 0.125 inch to 3.375 inches, and a width ranging from 11.375 inches and a length of 12.25 inches; and

swinging a golf club in a manner to avoid hitting the wedge with the golf club while striking the golf ball with the golf club;

wherein the dimensions of the training wedge ensure that the golfer has a steep takeaway during the golfer's golf swing and the training wedge allows a golfer to develop swing path consistency through forcing a steeper angle of attack for a golf swing.

2. A method for improving a golfer's golf swing, the method comprising:

placing a wedge approximately a grip length in front of a golf ball to be struck with a golf club, the wedge comprising a body having an angled surface, a flat surface, a rectangular wall, a first triangular side wall and a second triangular side wall, the wedge composed of a rubberized foam material, the wedge having a height ranging from 0.125 inch to 3.375 inches, and a width ranging from 11.375 inches and a length of 12.25 inches; and

swinging a golf club in a manner to avoid hitting the wedge with the golf club while striking the golf ball with the golf club;

wherein the dimensions of the training wedge ensure that the golfer has a steep takeaway during the golfer's golf swing and training wedge helps the golfer sweep the golf ball during a lob shot and miss the training wedge in front of the golf ball to assist the golfer perfect a more sweeping golf swing arc for the lob shots.