Choosing best golf wedges that suit your game

By Peter Backson


With the science revolution, games have also changed their techniques a lot. So is the case with golf. The clobber related to this field has made a lot of progress since the time of carrying a sand wedge in the bag. This isn't the case. Now every high-end golf player carries 5-6 wedges in his/her baggage and it's also common to see at least 4 in the bag of a standard player. Manufacturers have also shown significant new technologies in designing. Together with the angle, a large number of things are considered while producing them. Major manufacturers (like Nike, Reebok and so on.) always keep that thing under consideration.

Now the question comes the easiest way to select a wedge that is good for your game? How to decide from a large range out in the market, the one which suits you? Stores like Golf galaxy also have a wide range of equipment and it's very tough to pick a right choice there, as almost all of the products for sale there are top-end. But I believe that a coupon code will help you out in this matter. And it is necessary to answer this question, otherwise you can waste a huge sum of money and still you'll not be able to get an ideal match for you. Let us have a look on some steps which will help you out:

Get started with a pitching wedge. They're angled at 48. If you're an experienced golfer, then you might know they're a sensible choice for hitting the stroke on 120-yard mark. They're going to allow you to hit a high and soft shot toward the green that may land either at the hole or near to it.

Alternatively, a gap wedge will be the correct choice for an 80-100 yard shot. Since it is angled at 52, it can provide you a better level of accuracy as compared to pitching. If you strike correctly, then a higher degree of spin will cause that sphere to stop and roll backwards.

When your ball is in a bunker, then handle it with a sand wedge. It has an angle of 56 and if properly stricken, it can make it go higher and get out of the bunker with merely a slight touch behind the ball. Once it goes higher, it'll safely land in the green. And this is the hardest shot for many golfers.

Pitch wedges are excellent for the situation when you have to play a shot from the rough land or when you have to hit a high shot and wish to have a quick stop after landing. This is a choice for really experienced players. It also needs lot of practice.




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