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  1. My 58° mack daddy is by far the most used club in my bag, impeccable short game out of that thing

  2. Pitching wedges historically had lofts of around 52 degrees. Their shifting to stronger lofts is what led to creation of the gap wedge, which was literally created to fill the gap between evolving pitching wedges and sand wedges.

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  4. 48° pw, 54°sw & 60°Lw is my preferred set up. I prefer traditional lofts because I’ve been playing them for over 30 years but a lot of new/game improvement irons have jacked up lofts though so another wedge is often necessary. The PW will be like a 9i at 44°, shit Bryson PW is the same loft as Tigers 8i (40°) & it has a 7i length shaft in it. 60° is my usual go to, can flight low spinners, medium hight chips/pitches, cut the legs out & make is stop like a butterfly with a sore knee or send it to the moon, any shot really.

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  6. just played in a HS team golf match, and a guy on another team pulled out his 78 degree. i lost it, that was the funniest thing watching him hit that thing.😂

  7. PW GW52 and SW56

    That’s all you really need. The rest should be facilitating the feel in the hands. If you’re eye hand coordinated enough, a 56 degree is all you really need.

  8. I recently completed a set by buying the D Wedge. It’s just want Cleveland called the Gap Wedge. I think it stands for Dual

  9. Well it depends how far back you go in history Whippersnapper. The PING EYE2 had 50° PW and 57/12° SW. The PING EYE2 was also the first set which came with a 61° LW. Due to the way PING milled the grooves after casting to take off the too-sharp edges the USGA and PGA banned them PING sued and won getting cash and a lifetime exemption for PING EYE2 from any future rule change which in 2011 had Pros like Mickelson and Harrington putting PING LW back in their bags.

    I know this because I started playing back in 1983 with a set of Browning Premiere blades with 50° PW and 56° SW, 9i-3i, 5W, 3W, 1W which was the pretty standard set-up then.

    The first hybrid design was marketed in 1999 by Taylormade as “Rescue” club because most recreational players couldn’t hit a long iron out the rough and they soon started replacing the 3i and 4i then the 5i in some sets. The 5W got pulled from the bag and got replaced with a 60° LW. Dave Peltz popularized the four wedge system by tracking PGA stats and realizing pros where most consistent in their short games if using full swing vs. partial that’s how the 52-53° “Gap” wedge got its name filling the yardage gap between full swing 50° PW and 56° SW with 60° LW being the fourth.

    I got a set of PING EYE2 3i – 9i, PW, SW, LW around 2013 for $60 at a thrift store and there was par 3 that fell between my full PW and full SW to I bought a second 50° PW, took them to a shop and had them adjusted to PW = 50°, PW2 (Gap) = 53°, SW = 56°, LW=60°

    The early 2000s saw surge of interest in golf thanks to Tiger and loft inflation. That’s when club makers changed the numbers on the club by one. 46-47° which had since the 1930s been the norm for a 9-iron now became the “NEW 10% LONGER PITCHING WEDGE. The reason some PWs can now be hit 160yards is that because their loft inflation and leaning the shaft forward to dynamically de-loft the face the angle at impact is around that of a 1980s 6 iron.😮

  10. 56 degree is the most versatile club in my bag. It’s a great feel club and it’s just so workable. I use it for most shot within 125 yards

  11. 4 types of wedges… Cleveland RTX 6, Cleveland CBX2, Cleveland Smart sole, and Cleveland any other model. Yup… 4 wedges

  12. Really enjoyed that. Every single shot you take I always feel so confident that it’s gonna be perfect, you’re that good. Wish my game was half as accurate as yours 😃

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