The Lob Wedge: Lob Wedges have a loft of 57 degrees or more. Useful for quickly lofting the ball high if you are in deep rough around the green. At the hilly par-3 course I played as a kid, the elevated greens made the lob wedge a great choice; however, if you have a p...
“Tour design”wedges have dominated the marketplace for years, because that’s about all there were to choose from. And the store shelves are still loaded with them. The problem is that these clubs are designed around the exquisite skills and talents of the game’s elite players. And they...
Wedges are clubs with high lofts, which allows golfers to hit the ball high in the air and land it quickly on the green. Because wedges are lofted, the clubs are normally used within about 125 yards of the hole. The exact loft of golf wedges depends upon the club’s manufacturer. In ...
Wedges: Ping 195 S54, E58 Wedges and irons are - 1/2” and one degree flat Putter: Sacks Parente Duke 32.5” Ball: Titleist Pro VI or Callaway Chrome Soft X ls While not at the same time I was fit for every club in my bag as well as the Pro VI ball. I use the chrome...
I can have 9 hole stretches of very good play, but tend to wear down as the round goes on. Rag tag bag, but it does the job. Taylormade R1 driver. Ping G400 3 wood. Cleveland Halo Launcher 3 hybrid. Cleveland CBX launcher irons (5-PW). Assorted wedges (48, 52, 58)....
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What clubs are used for a pitch shot? When pitching in golf, you usually use any of the wedges in your golf bag. This is because your wedges carry the most loft, which will allow you to quickly get the ball up into the air and towards your target. Wedges will also provide more spin...
Wedges. Of any clubs in your bag, wedges should be the ones that produce the biggest and longest divot, with the deepest point being about “three inches forward of where the ball contacts the ground,” according to GOLF Top 100 Teacher Andrew Rice. Now that you have a better understandi...
In the late 20th century, as more specialization entered golf, golf companies began making additional wedges. Today, the other two wedges that are common are: Gap wedge: So-named because it falls in-between the pitching wedge and sand wedge in loft. Thegap wedgehas more loft than a PW, ...
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