D Wedge
D Wedge Many golfers carry two to three wedges in their bags. They use them for chipping around the greens and also for approach shots from around 50-130 yards depending …
What Is Wedge Flex?
What Is Wedge Flex? There are many different types of flexes for club shafts in the golf industry. One of the most commonly used phrases but rather unknown to a …
What Are The Dots On Cleveland Wedges?
What Are The Dots On Cleveland Wedges? Cleveland wedges are some of the most popular and well-performing clubs in the golf world and have been for years. Many professionals and …
Iron Loft
Iron Loft Whether a golfer is 120, 160, or 200 yards away from the hole, it is important for them to hit an iron with the proper loft. In basic …
Soft Stepping
Soft Stepping Different golfers prefer different flexes sold by manufacturers. The most common flexes available are stiff and regular flex shafts. Stiffer shafts are meant for golfers who have higher …
AW Golf Club
AW Golf Club When it comes to the wedges in a golfer’s bag, there are plenty of letter abbreviations. Whether it is a PW, SW, LW, GW, or AW, some …
Pitching Wedge Vs Sand Wedge
Pitching Wedge Vs Sand Wedge You may be wondering why golfers have both a sand wedge and a pitching wedge? Couldn’t you get by with only one of the two? …
Sand Wedge Loft
Sand Wedge Loft The sand wedge is one of the loftiest clubs you’ll have in your bag. There are a few reasons why sand wedge loft is vital to help …
Pitching Wedge Loft
Pitching Wedge Loft Your pitching wedge is a vital tool. Knowing your loft is essential because it will have a direct effect on the spin and trajectory of the ball. …
Tipping A Golf Shaft
Tipping A Golf Shaft Many golfers will do many different things to try and get an advantage for themselves on the course. If they can find a way to produce …