Being able to hit your wedges well is crucial to someone shooting low scores. Whether you’re 110 yards out and have a sand wedge in your hand, you’re in a green side bunker needing to get it close to save par, or sitting up on the fringe looking to hole out. Wedges can be categorized into 2 different sections and they are: Blades and Cavity-Back. Just like irons, blades are for the golfers are want to work the ball a bit more and are a bit better of ball strikers, where as cavity-back wedges are for people who can’t quite find the center of the face as much. Here are 2 of my favourites.
Blades: Taylormade Milled Grind 3
– 8-14 bounce
– 64 lie angle
– RH/LH
-46-60 loft
-high spin
Taylormade Milled Grind 3
Wedge technology has evolved. The new Milled Grind 3 features RAW Face Micro-Ribs, engineered for added face texture to deliver spin around the greens and added precision on partial shots. (Quoted By: taylormadegolf.com)
Cavity-Back: Mizuno ES21
– 35.25”
– 54-62 loft
– 63 lie angle
– 4-12 bounce
Mizuno ES21
Controlling spin rates amongst a batch of similar wedge shots is one of the most significant factors in building an effective short game.The ES21 wedges make that a reality by incorporating a higher, more central sweet spot and stable design – not just elevating spin, but maintaining it shot for shot. Made possible by a multi-piece stainless steel construction and Grain Flow Forged face packed into a versatile high toe profile with surprisingly narrow top line. (Quoted By: mizunogolf.com)