The super-flop is one of the most exciting shots in golf. Pull it off in front of your weekend group and you’re considered a god. Skull it into oblivion and you’re sure to be the butt of jokes at the 19th hole.

It’s a high-risk, high-reward shot that takes some guts and countless hours of practice to execute under the gun.

Elite players like PGA Tour winner Adam Hadwin can make the flop look as easy as a routine bump-and-run, but when it comes to the average mid-handicapper, the Canadian has some wise advice: Opt for a lower lofted wedge instead of immediately reaching for the lobber.

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