So that means you have a larger than normal gap between clubs. The norm is 10 yd for every 4* of loft change.

Try pitching a 9 iron at 108-120.    I assume you hit your 9 iron about 140.

I had the same dilemma before.  I hit a PW 115 with a full swing and a SW 85.  I could work the PW down to 95 by choking 1"  My 90 yard shot was to pitch a 9 iron.

One thing that might help when you choke down is to flex the knees a bit more and take a more controlled swing. 

absolutely not! Most pros won't hit a full wedge shot ever and they almost always prefer to hit 3/4 short irons because it is easier to control. Try hitting a 3/4 P when you're in between 108 and 128 the more you practice those shots the better you'll get at them.

Practice those 50-120 yard Shots More Often...rather than banging out drivers at the range.

My best practice sessions are when i decide to take 2 wedges a putter and my shag bag to the course.

Try to create as many different scenarios as possible and hit all those shots....test yourself by finishing out your shots with the putter.....narrow that focus a bit.

Cheers,

Dr. K

If you've paid attention during recent FedEx Cup coverage, you've heard about the Pelz swing that PM uses.  I developed a similar concept because of a hole on a course I played frequently over the past few years.  It's a waist-high swing (arms, not club) shot that can be adapted for whatever distance needed, simply by changing the club.  For me, I hit my 58 degree Vokey 50-55, my 54 degree Vokey 60-65, my AP2 gap wedge 70-75, and so forth up through the 7 iron.  It's a simple swing that produces hop and stop shots most of the time.  Try it out and I think you'll find it will provide you the answer you're seeking.