Notice that, as handicaps increase, the lob wedge becomes less effective. If you can dial in your lob wedge for your full-swing approach shots, that’s great but most players prefer sand, gap or ...

There are four types of wedges. These include the pitching wedge, sand wedge, lob wedge, and gap wedge. All these edges and clubs have a loft that makes it perfect for specific bunker shots.

The lob wedge ... Much like all wedges, the sand wedge is perfect for deft chips around the greens and they can also be used to hit shots of up to 100 yards from the green. A gap wedge is usually ...

The pitching wedges and gap wedges (46-52 degrees) have 15 grooves across the hitting area, and the grooves have iron-style shaping that is deeper but narrow to mimic the spin and feel produced by a ...

Available: Jan. 17 Who it’s for: Golfers who want to maximize spin and control around the greens and replace their wedges less often. What you should know: Cleveland developed a completely new ...

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Even lofts from 46 to 64 degrees in four sole configurations. Available: Jan. 17 Who it’s for: Golfers who want to maximize spin and control around the greens and replace their wedges less often. What ...

When it comes to wedges, few companies have the credentials and expertise to drive change. Among the exceptions, though, is Cleveland Golf, as evidenced by its latest line. Keep reading for six ...

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