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Title: best golf sand wedge
The sand wedge is the heaviest club in your bag, so it can power through thick lies. Provided you get the heavy flange on the back of the club involved from the start, it'll glide through the grass instead of getting stuck. You need to do two things to get comfortable with using a more-lofted club. First, be willing to open the face at least a little at address. This brings the club's flange into play, setting up that gliding action through impact. You don't want the leading edge to dig. The second thing is, you have to commit to making a bigger swing than you're used to, assuming you've been chipping and pitching with a less-lofted club. With a sand wedge, the harder you swing, the higher the ball goes, and the more quickly it stops. That means you need to change your aim to a spot closer to your target.
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Wilson Harmonized Golf Wedge: It is the perfect club for getting your ball close to the pin. True Temper steel irons for high performance and reliability. Sole grind allows players to open the clubface further to hit higher shots with more accuracy, therefore …show more content…
The design is Tour-proven and trusted, with precision milled grooves, smooth turf interaction and crisp feel to help you lock down you game from 125 yards and in.
Cleveland Tour Action Wedge features:
Lofts: 50A 52A 54A 56A 58A 60A
Precision milled CNC face grooves for soft feel and strict control tolerances.
Tour-trusted sole grind features a standard bounce for consistent, smooth turf interaction
431 stainless steel construction for crisp feel and durability
Charcoal gray finish reduces glare with a unique look
Tour-proven design provides feel and performance for golfers of all levels
Dynamic Gold Steel shaft available in Wedge flex
Lamkin ActionFeel
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Title: best golf sand wedge
The sand wedge is the heaviest club in your bag, so it can power through thick lies. Provided you get the heavy flange on the back of the club involved from the start, it'll glide through the grass instead of getting stuck. You need to do two things to get comfortable with using a more-lofted club. First, be willing to open the face at least a little at address. This brings the club's flange into play, setting up that gliding action through impact. You don't want the leading edge to dig. The second thing is, you have to commit to making a bigger swing than you're used to, assuming you've been chipping and pitching with a less-lofted club. With a sand wedge, the harder you swing, the higher the ball goes, and the more quickly it stops. That means you need to change your aim to a spot closer to your target.
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Wilson Harmonized Golf Wedge: It is the perfect club for getting your ball close to the pin. True Temper steel irons for high performance and reliability. Sole grind allows players to open the clubface further to hit higher shots with more accuracy, therefore …show more content…
The design is Tour-proven and trusted, with precision milled grooves, smooth turf interaction and crisp feel to help you lock down you game from 125 yards and in.
Cleveland Tour Action Wedge features:
Lofts: 50A 52A 54A 56A 58A 60A
Precision milled CNC face grooves for soft feel and strict control tolerances.
Tour-trusted sole grind features a standard bounce for consistent, smooth turf interaction
431 stainless steel construction for crisp feel and durability
Charcoal gray finish reduces glare with a unique look
Tour-proven design provides feel and performance for golfers of all levels
Dynamic Gold Steel shaft available in Wedge flex
Lamkin ActionFeel