In this video, I’m going to show you how to pick your bounce and grind for your golf wedges.
There are a lot of different options when it comes to bounce and grind, so it can be tough to know which one is right for you. But don’t worry, I’m here to help!
I’ll walk you through the different options and help you choose the best wedge for your game.
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What's the difference between wedges and wedges in an iron set. Like the Callaway Rogue do a PW, AW, GW and a SW at 56°
My last wedge is a RTX3 58° so could probably just play the full set?
I think it's very important to understand bounce and use it to your advantage on the courses you play. I play a lot of different courses and they have different rough and sand. I carry a mixture of bounces so I'm prepared for whatever conditions arise. I've tried to explain it to my playing partners but their eyes glaze over and they just grab a 60° and chunk it into a bunker.
I game a 60/4 based on the theory that when you need that much launch you are more likely to have a bare lie than a fluffy one because if you had a fluffy lie you would be able to use the 56 and still get enough launch and therefore should be hitting that club instead. My 56/12 is definitely easier to hit out of bunkers, there's always a tradeoff. Opened up with the handle back you can still create quite a bit of bounce on the 60/4 but it makes a short sided bunker shot harder than if I had a 60 with more bounce. I'd rather just not short side myself in a bunker than build my bag around being short sided in a bunker. With only 4 deg. of bounce It is harder to chip with the 60 with without digging but how often do you really need to chip with a 60 without it being because you have a bare lie? The 60/4 is a hard club to use so it doesn't come out of the bag unless it really needs to, which is not often.