Pitching Wedge

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Of the 4 types wedges, the pitching wedge is probably used most of all. The pitching wedge is the longest of the 4 wedges and has the least amount of loft, typically 45-49 degrees. The distance you would hit with a pitching wedge is around 110 yards for men, and around 90 yards for women.

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Scratch Golf JLM 8620 Wedge

Scratch Golf 8620 Wedge The Scratch 8620 wedges are cast from the same 8620 carbon steep as the other leading wedges on the market. They are perfect for anyone that wants to take advantage of the Scratch fitting system at a lower price point than our forged wedges. The 8620 wedges are offered in one of six sole grinds. Each grind is specifically designed to fit one of the 3 swing types. Playing the correct grind for your swing promotes better more consistent contact as the club works with your swing instead of against it. 8620 wedges feature Scratch's proprietary ABC groove technology. Our machined grooves are maximum width and depth for maximum spin but the edges are slightly rounded to reduce chewing your golf ball. The face is milled to assure a perfect flat surface. The headshape of the 8620 wedges was inspired by Scratch's work with Tour Pros from around the globe. We listened to what they wanted in a wedge and the 8620 wedge shape reflects their feedback. The 8620 wedges feature Scratch's Brushed Satin finish. This finish provides the durability of chrome with a duller surface to help eliminate glare. The minimal stampings of the 8620 wedges provide a very clean look unique to the Scratch Golf brand. Scratch 8620 wedges feature a wedge flex KBS Tour shaft that is unique to Scratch Golf. We worked with legendary shaft designed Kim Braley for more than a year to create the ultimate wedge shaft. This shaft has a tighter dispersion and increased playability on less than full shots. Features SweeperSlider SS - Shallow Angle of Attack. Sweeps Ball Off Turf. Little to No Divot. Mis-Hits Commonly Thin. Driver Slider DS - Moderate Angle of Attack. Swings Aggressive Through Shots. Small to Medium Divot. Mis-Hits Fat or Thin. Digger Driver DD - Steep Angle of Attack. Drives Through Shot Medium to Large Divot. Mis-Hits Commonly Fat.

Cleveland Golf Niblick Hybrid Wedge

Cleveland Golf Niblick Short Iron Hybrid Wedge Cleveland® Golfs revolutionary short iron hybrid incorporates classic concepts with modern design. The new Niblicks combines the best features of a wedge, putter, iron and hybrid to create the ultimate hybrid club. Specifically designed to improve scoring, the Niblicks enables players to hit four different types of shots, including chips, pitches, approach shots and recoveries. Chip The putter setup and forgiving wedge sole reduce negative outcomes - allowing you to think “make”. . Pitch Perfect combination of club length, loft, lie and ZIP Grooves for consistent trajectory and spin. Approach Larger and more stable head improves approach shot consistency and accuracy. Engineered with a head weight, club length and loft for calibrated full-shot distance control with the shot stopping power of ZIP Grooves. i.e. Niblick-9 goes 9 iron distance on a full-shot . Recover Perfect loft and lie angle for punching out of trouble. The bounce on the wedge sole is perfect for reducing digging on non-grass lies desert, dirt, pine needles, mud, etc. .

The main important characteristic of pitching wedges as with all wedges is the bounce angle. This feature enables the club head to "bounce" out of sand or rough without digging in. Bounce is the angle formed by the leading edge and the ground. A pitching wedge would be hit mostly from grass (as opposed to a bunker) and would therefore have minimal bounce (2-5 degrees). To much bounce on pitching wedges would be undesirable for this type of wedge as it would be more difficult to get the leading edge under the ball, causing you to "thin" the ball.

Cobra Big Trusty Rusty Wedge - Black

Cobra Big Trusty Rusty Wedge Oversized, Wide Sole Wedges for Max Forgiveness COBRA is pleased to announce an all new wedge designed by short game guru Phil Rodgers for maximum forgiveness. The Big Trusty Rusty is made from low density, light weight steel enabling a larger profile for enhanced forgiveness. With its super wide, Tri-Bounce sole and three specialty non-plated finishes that allow the wedges to rust over time for enhanced feel and maximum allowable spin, the Big Trusty will be turning heads for both looks and performance. Features: Cobra Big Trusty Rusty Wedge Specialty Rusted finishes available in Satin with pre-rusted face, Black PVD, and Rust Super wide, tri-bounce rounded sole Laser precision technology Player Profile: For all golfers seeking maximum forgiveness. Head Material: Unplated Carbon Steel Available lofts: 50 55 60 Technology: Cobra Big Trusty Rusty Wedge Super Wide, Tri- Bounce Rounded Soles Combines ultimate forgiveness with versatility. Laser Precision Technology Features four distinct surface roughnesses that result in maximum allowable spin.

Pitching wedges are vary versatile clubs. If you are a big hitter of the tee, you may find yourself using your pitching wedge to pitch onto the green from around 110 yards. As well as using your wedge to pitch you can also use it to chip on from the edge of the green or punch your ball out of rough (in the woods) and back into play on the fairway. Pitching wedges are available with either a steel shaft or graphite shaft, the choice is yours. Lower handicappers and tour pros tend to use steel shafts, as they are able to generate more club head speed through the ball. Graphite shafts are recommended for higher handicappers as there is more whip in the shaft, which would encourage you to slow your swing down.

Typical distances achieved with wedges

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PureSpin Diamond Face Wedge

#1 Wedge On The Senior Tour!... These newly redesigned, tour-proven wedges, with their unmatched ability to hold the green, allow golfers of all levels to attack the pin - from the fairway, from the rough, and from the sand - with greater confidence. The fastest way to shave strokes off your game is to stop the ball closer to the pin. With input from top PGA professionals, new design features include: Strategically placed tungsten sole weighting system New Tour Shape clubhead Combined with Diamond Face Technology, the PureSpin wedges are better than ever. PureSpin Diamond Face Wedges feature: Diamond Technology PureSpin reduces industrial diamonds into fine crystal granules and mix them with a proprietary solution to form a compound. This material is then bonded permanently to the face of the PureSpin wedge through a special nickel electroplate process. The result is a unique, super-hard surface that improves a player's confidence to attack the pin, and will not wear out the way traditional sand-blasted, rusty or other face inserts do. Diamond-crystal coating creates the hardest club face in golf producing spin which holds the green up to FOUR TIMES better than other leading wedges after moderate use .

Wilson FG Tour Wedge

Wilson FG Tour Wedge Wilson FG Tour wedges are the newest addition to the FG family of player's products. Starting with exceptional Wilson original designs - some of the most copied wedge styles in the game today - Wilson club makers worked with Padraig Harrington, Ricky Barnes and other Tour professionals to deliver a family of precision wedges that meet every shot requirement, course condition and style of play. Visual Cues Meticulous CAD design and Tour player feedback melds shape and size to deliver ultimate confidence at address. CNC Milling and Max-Spec Grooves Fine CNC milling carves the most aggressive grooves allowed under the new Rules of Competition. An additional milled pattern is etched into the face at the optimum angle of impact to deliver greater ball control from wet and long grass. Unique Sole Designs The 58 and 60 degree wedges feature hand grinds in the heel to lower the leading edge, allowing the face to be opened for more creative shot-making. Generous camber and bounce promote smooth turf interaction.

The pitching wedge is probably the most used club by the pros, after the putter of course, so if you want to lower your handicap and shoot better scores it's imperative that you master your short game and by mastering your pitch shot from within 100 yards you will soon see your scores tumble. This means lots of practice with your pitching wedge.