What Is a Gap Wedge Used for? Lofts, Yardages and Shots
A golfer faces a fairway approach where the pitching wedge may fly past the flag, while reaching it with a sand wedge would take an awkward swing. A gap wedge…
A golfer faces a fairway approach where the pitching wedge may fly past the flag, while reaching it with a sand wedge would take an awkward swing. A gap wedge…
The most popular advice on this topic fits on a box. Slow swing, play a soft ball. Fast swing, play a firm ball. That advice isn't useless, but it skips…
The approach looks too short for a pitching wedge, but a full sand wedge won't reach. The golfer eases off the pitching wedge, catches it cleanly, and watches the ball…
A golfer has narrowed the choice to a soft-feeling ball and a firmer alternative, but the compression numbers don't quite agree across reviews. Buying a golf ball compression tester seems…
New Los Amigos tee times go live online at 8:00 p.m. Pacific, eight days before the play date, and phone reservations are generally limited to nine-hole requests. Securing a usable…
A urethane golf ball cover can deliver substantially more wedge spin without delivering a longer drive. That distinction matters more than the premium label: the cover, core and conditions influence…
Picking the longest ball off a shelf sounds simple. A golfer reads a yardage, buys that ball, and expects longer drives. That shortcut rarely works, because a headline number hides…
A conforming golf ball must be at least 1.680 inches, or 42.67 mm, in diameter, which is 4.267 cm, commonly displayed as about 4.27 cm. That's a minimum legal diameter,…
Chasing a single magic number for driver ball speed is the fastest way to misread a launch monitor session. Popular advice treats a peak reading as a grade, yet that…
A golfer finishes a range session with a folder full of shot data and one number that seems to matter: carry distance. The latest session looks three yards longer than…