The back of the wedge is free of most stamping, with only the words “Milled Grind” etching and a Milled Grind logo stamped ...

One second he's offering wedge feedback on the range, the next, he's back in the Titleist truck building a fresh lob wedge for a club pro who might be lucky to see him once per year. It's all ...

What about the wedge between the gap and lob? This will generally be a wedge of around 54-56 degrees. An initial question would be are you somebody who likes to pitch and chip with a square face all ...

That player needs more of a moderate bounce, like 7 to 10 degrees. One more tip: You should frequently check your lob wedge for groove wear. Titleist master wedge designer Bob Vokey advises ...

We put the TaylorMade R7 Quad and Callaway Elyte Mini Drivers head-to-head in looks, feel, tech, forgiveness, and real-world ...

However, the grooves in the sand and lob wedges are wider and shallower to get water, sand and debris off the face more efficiently on shots hit around the green. The WedgeWorks Toe Stamp wedges ...

The lob wedge has the highest loft, usually between 60 and 64 degrees. This means that you can get better height and spin on the ball when you are near the green. Lob wedges are mostly used when ...

Could this be TaylorMade’s best ... The Hi-Toe wedge range are a series of wedges with full-face grooves. The idea of this is that the golfer using them is going to open the face up quite a lot to ...