Wedge Shaft Weight: Does It Affect Performance?
So much of choosing the right golf gear comes down to personal preference. When it comes to wedges, most golfers focus their attention on the design of the clubhead. After …
Set Wedge vs Specialty Wedge (Which Is Better?)
When I first started playing golf, I wasn’t too focused on my short game. It was embarrassing enough to shank the ball at the driving range — so when Sunday …
Raw vs Chrome Wedges (What’s the Difference?)
I can’t count how many times I’ve been sitting at home, watching golf on TV, and been tempted to buy the clubs I see my favorite players gaming. That said, …
Vokey Wedge Finishes: The Complete Guide
Since Bob Vokey joined the Titleist team in 1996, the brand has consistently released premium wedges to suit all players — from amateurs to tour pros. Vokey wedges are known …
What Is Wedge Flex? (Shaft Stiffness Explained)
My playing partner recently asked me — what is wedge flex? After I explained the features of the shaft, he questioned if he should give them a swing. He’s generally …
Best Bounce for 60 Degree Wedge (Explained)
For many golfers, the 60 degree wedge can be hit or miss — to put it lightly! I’ve found that the best bounce for 60 degree wedge sole grinds boils …
Standard Wedge Length (For Pitching, Gap, Lob & Sand)
The length of your wedges is vital for consistency on the golf course. You need control with full approaches, delicate chips, and everything in between. So, how does the standard …
Shanking Wedges? (Try These 3 Simple Fixes!)
The shank is one of the most frustrating and ugly shots in golf. Quite simply, it’s also one of the hardest shots to recover from on the course. There are …
Graphite Wedge Shafts (Better Than Steel Shafts?)
Typically, golf club shafts are made of two materials: steel or graphite. Most would associate graphite with drivers and fairway woods. These longer clubs would be too heavy with steel …
Difference Between Irons and Wedges (Explained)
While looking similar, irons and wedges serve different purposes. Irons are for mid to long-distance shots, while wedges are for versatile shots into the green. That said, what’s the difference …
How Much Does It Cost to Bend a Wedge? (Explained)
Adjusting the loft or lie angle on your wedges can sound like a daunting task. Fortunately, it’s not as expensive as you’d think! And it can make a lot of …
How to Keep Raw Wedges From Rusting (Full Guide)
Raw wedges are designed to develop a rusty patina over time. In theory, this can enhance spin by imparting extra friction on the ball. Also, it helps to prevent glare …
