In this video, Neil Tappin looks at some of the factors to consider when thinking about how many wedges you should carry. He goes through a series of factors that are well worth keeping in mind – especially if you don’t want to get fitted for your wedges. He offers some basic rules of thumb and some insights into his own game which should help you understand this area of your own bag line-up that little bit better.
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3 Comments
If you are a long hitter why do you hit your wedges so short?
I play a 47*(pw), a 52*(gw), and a 57*. I mostly use the 52*, unless the shot requires something different. The 57* only comes out when I’m short-sided to a tight pin, or from a green side bunker. I’m a scratch player, and highly recommend that players get really good with one wedge. I don’t recommend that wedge being a 60*.
I have a 45* PW, 55* SW (high bounce) and 60* LW (low bounce). For me the PW is my general use club from 100 yards in. The SW and LW are specialty clubs for me when I need flop shots or difficult conditions requiring more loft or bounce