Posted: March 21st, 2010 | Author: Sam | Filed under: Pitch Shot | Tags: callaway x20, gap, gap wedge, handicap, Pitch, striker | No Comments »
I am a 19 handicap who is looking for a new gap wedge either 50º, 51º or 52º. My current wedges are 45º Pitch, 55º Sand (Callaway X20) and 60º Lob (Professional Open 658 series). I am not the best ball striker nor the straightest hitter. I am thinking about getting the Callaway X22 A wedge (51º). Any other suggestions?
Posted: March 19th, 2010 | Author: Sam | Filed under: Pitch Shot | Tags: loft, Pitching Wedge | 1 Comment »
I just got a new set of clubs and it came with a pitching wedge. I also have a 48 degree wedge that I’ve used for a few months. I know they have about the same loft, but i was wondering which to use?
Posted: March 19th, 2010 | Author: Sam | Filed under: Pitch Shot | Tags: Pitching Wedge | 1 Comment »
i was wondering whats the difference between a lob and pitching wedge? and in what situations do you use them in?
Posted: March 19th, 2010 | Author: Sam | Filed under: Pitch Shot | Tags: Pitching Wedge | 1 Comment »
Are you suppose to hit your pitching wedge like an iron or like a wedge?
Posted: March 19th, 2010 | Author: Sam | Filed under: Pitch Shot | Tags: coach, high school team, Pitching Wedge | 1 Comment »
So when i got my clubs, they didnt give me a pitching wedge. they being my high school team. i ask the coach if they had one, but she said they didnt. i cant afford to buy it, so what could i use as a substitute? Thx.
Posted: March 19th, 2010 | Author: Sam | Filed under: Pitch Shot | Tags: bounce, irons, measurements, mizuno mp, mizuno wedges, Pitching Wedges Reviews, sand wedges, separately | 2 Comments »
I bought a set of irons that didn’t come with wedges (probably not a great idea, but I got a set of Mizuno MP-30s for 0). I’m trying to buy Mizuno wedges separately (MP-T) series, which I think will work fine. I got a bounce wedge 53-8. Don’t know exactly what that means. What type of measurements classify pitching wedges and what classifies sand wedges? The above numbers talked about degrees and lie, which I don’t fully understand.
