But there’s another important aspect of the wedge search that’s a bit more difficult to quantify — and that’s deciding on a set pitching wedge versus another option, such as a Titleist ...

I find myself in the position of needing a 52-degree gap wedge more than a 2-iron on Champions Tour courses. My other wedges are still a 47-degree pitching wedge and a 58-degree sand wedge.I hit ...

There are times when the usual high-loft pitching wedge is not the best shot to play. For shots of 80 yards or less, when you are hitting into the wind and have 10 yards or more of green to work ...

Grab two wedges — James uses a pitching wedge and a 62 degree wedge, ... Place the ball in the middle of your stance and remember to utilize the 2/3s-1/3 method. Finally, ...

Use the sand wedge here. Play the ball more in the center of the stance instead of back in the stance. The stance should still be narrow, with the weight left at address.

2. Know your pitching wedge loft. If it’s 45 degrees or less, add three more wedges that are spaced apart by no more than 4-5 degrees each. So generally think about putting in a gap wedge that's ...

He'll go set pitching wedge to the 46-degree then to a 54-degree sand wedge. Titleist Vokey SM10 Jet Black Custom Wedge $189.99 . For every shot, every lie, every course, ...

There are variables you should consider when trying to buy the best wedges for your game. Wedges -- often referred to as the scoring clubs -- cover a wide range of lofts from about 42 degrees up ...

Removing a T150, T200, or T350 pitching wedge and adding a 46-degree SM10 can create a significant distance gap in a player’s scoring clubs. Advertisement. Advertisement. Advertisement.