Wedges are without a doubt the most versatile clubs in a player’s bag. Players use them for full swings off the fairway, to pitch, to chip, and to get out of the sand or thick rough. But they rarely get the attention when you’re buying new clubs. Usually, most golfers focus on buying drivers, irons, putter, and wedges …
The Scoring Zone: The 12 Best Wedges for High Handicappers Read More »
When it comes to buying new golf clubs, so many of us golfers always focus on the driver. Because let’s face it, who doesn’t want it to hit the ball further. Or as Phil Mickelson says on his Instagram, “Who doesn’t love hitting bombs?” But what’s the point of hitting bombs off the tee if …
Short Game Forgiveness: Cleveland CBX 2 Wedge Review Read More »
Are you tired of skulling and chunking your wedges? Have you ever thought about the bounce on your wedge? For some golfers, hitting a wedge into the green is scary. It seems like so much pressure to hit the shot close when you’ve set yourself up with such a short approach. But if you’re using …
Short Game Made Easy: What you need to know about Wedge Bounce Read More »
Most people think Big Bertha when they hear the name Callaway. But, since hiring Master clubmaker Roger Cleveland in 1996 (yes, that Roger Cleveland), they’ve also produced some of the best wedges out there. For 2018 they come through once again with the release of the Mack Daddy 4 line of pitching, approach (aka gap), …
With superstars from the PGA Tour like Justin Thomas and Jordan Spieth on staff, Titleist always has a bright platform on which to showcase new equipment. The company’s master wedge maker, Bob Vokey, unveiled his latest batch, the SM7 Wedges, late in 2017 and the clubs quickly replaced the SM6 models in the bags of …
If you’re guilty of stalking the Golf Channel and internet (like most of us) in search of the perfect miracle club, ball, gadget, or pro tip to up your game, you’re probably familiar with the XE1 Wedge. You know…the one you’ve seen popping up online and in TV commercials that promises to improve your game …
Do you find your 9 iron or pitching wedge a lot easier to hit than your gap, sand, or lob wedge? Have you ever hit a great drive, had less than 100 yards into the green and chunked your approach? Therefore also chunking your hopes of birdie. Put an end to the expletives and obscenities …
