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Pitching wedges are the next most-lofted club in the bag after the 9-iron. They usually have lofts between45 and 48 degrees. Sometimes, players will have a 48-degree wedge in their bag that isn’t specified as a pitching wedge. This is arguably one of the most versatile clubs in the ...
Historically, each iron in a set was separated by 4-5º of loft, with a sand wedge having 56º and each club having 4-5º less loft as you move down to a 3-iron. However, modern sets have pushed all their iron lofts down, resulting in longer distances but leaving a real prob...
Lofts in between (e.g 10.5 degrees) are for the vast majority of players who have neither particularly fast nor slow swing speeds. With a plethora of adjustable golf driversnow available, however, it means you can tinker all day and play about with your loft. To do this, you simply remo...
We’ll discuss different types of driver heads in detail later in the buying guide to help you find the one that will best suit your game. DRIVER LOFT Driver lofts are a key factor to consider when shopping for a driver. Loft is the angle created between the club face and the ground....
The minefield of which golf clubs to choose is often enough to get the better of any golfer, knowing what the best clubs on the market are, knowing what suits your game, and what best fits your bag and set up the best, all questions you should be asking before buying a new club. ...
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I’m just saying PGA Tour players notice things that normal people can’t. But just because the bad golfer can’t tell the difference between lofts, lie angles, shaft flexes or head design, it does not mean there isn’t an impactful difference. A bad golfer can be using ...
Most beginner golf sets have large, chunky (even kind of ugly) wedges. In addition, these wedges have large gaps between the lofts, leaving you a shortage of shots to play on the course. The good news is that there are some great options, and a great wedge, or two, is a good thing...