Wedges

The first time I saw a 60-degree wedge was in 1993, when a junior, Rory Sabbatini, showed my father and me how he hit the ball back over his shoulder. I thought this was magical and have been fascinated by the club ever since. That is why I found researching the top lob wedges to be so enjoyable. The best lob wedges in 2023 are: Best overall: Callaway Mack Daddy 5 Jaws  Best budget: Callaway Mack Daddy CB  Best for high handicappers: Tour Edge Hot Launch E522 Best for mid-handicappers: Cleveland CBX2 Best for low handicappers: Titleist Vokey SM9 Most

My pitching wedge has long been a favorite in my bag because it is the money club. When I am close enough to the green for a full wedge, I am confident I can put it close and get down from there. To help you feel the same way, read on to learn about the best pitching wedges in 2023. Which one is right for you? I tested numerous forgiving and not-so-forgiving pitching wedges to find the top choices for every golfer’s need. While some pitching wedges launched high and landed softly, others followed a penetrating trajectory and spun rampantly

Tiger Woods once said that a 30 – 60 yard shot out of a bunker is the hardest in golf. From personal experience, I have found this to be true. Then, I recently watched 4 time PGA Champion Chip Beck’s, C3i Golf Wedge Review. He claimed that the club helps reduce fat shots out of the bunker and the rough. In our review, we will take a look at how Autopilot has managed to harness advanced technology from other industries to create a wedge that boosts your loft and spin. Things To Consider Before Buying a Wedge When buying a

Golfers of all abilities will gain some benefit from the Xe1 wedge. Well, in fact, maybe only high handicap golfers. Audacious claims about the design and what benefits you will gain from purchasing the wedge are made in the aggressive advertising campaign and the company’s website. We take a look ourselves in this Xe1 Wedge Review… Xe1 Wedge Review Pros: Extremely high loft angle (59-degree or 65-degree) Bounce is suited to the Auto-Glide sole Simple to align with the square-to-square design Well-spread center of gravity Larger sweet spot and more forgiveness Easy on the pocket Overall performance from tight lies

Golf is a magnificent sport. Yet, it can sometimes be a frustrating experience for high handicappers. One of the worst situations is when you get stuck in the rough or a sand trap. But having one of the best wedges for high handicappers can help ease your pain. The best wedges for beginners and high handicappers should have: Perimeter weighting Medium to high bounce (above 7 degrees) An S grind or high-toe design Is all that a little confusing? Don’t worry. In this article, you’ll learn how to improve your short-game equipment to get better at approach shots. This will

The Cleveland ZipCore Wedge offers plenty to love, and we will cover the abundance of great features and reasons that you want to buy the wedge here.  Cleveland is one of the club manufacturers that have concentrated their efforts on the development of wedges through the years. Recently they have increased their focus on a full range of clubs and their drivers are definitely worth a look, if you’re looking in the medium to low-price range.  Check out this Cleveland ZipCore Wedge review for the full details.  Cleveland ZipCore Wedge Review Pros Understated but smart looks  Great all-around performing wedge