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Originally Posted by thomas_m
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I'm usually thinking 'birdiebirdiebirdie' and then I SHANK the wedge...! 
I don't shank any of my other clubs and tend to miss toward the toe if anything. I usually hit a straight-to-draw. If I miss badly, it's a humongous hook. Without seeing my swing (I'm a swinger), any idea why I would shank half wedges and nothing else?
TIA,
Thomas
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One shank is a bad shot. No biggie, right? Yeah right!
Two shanks is an issue. Three is life threatening. Four...just bury me.
How do I know? Been there, done that.
First, in my opinion, technically shanks are cause by an
offplane motion. However...I dont think that is your only issue.
I think your issue is my issue.
Mental.
When I learned (and have to relearn alot!) to 'let go' and 'not worry' about the
shank itself...it became alot easier and the shanks went away.
So...
In my experience, it was two fold.
1. Correct my motion to be onplane.
2. Mentally, reduce my anxiety with my 1/2 wedges.
Clear key may help.
Think this fits you???
-Patrick