High Bounce Lob Wedge Golfwrx at Jean Vice blog

High Bounce Lob Wedge Golfwrx. A club that has a bounce of 10° or above is called a high bounce wedge. Many tour players use higher bounce wedges these days, with special grinds (shapes of the club’s sole). Wedge fitting is totally personal, but for me, lower bounce wedges create higher face contact, higher launch and knuckleballs. A low bounce lob wedge is not more versatile than a high bounce wedge because you can add or take away bounce if you have a high bounce wedge but you can't add bounce to a. For soft turf or fluffier lies, you want a higher bounce angle. A wedge bounce is known as the ball launch angle that is created between the leading edge and trailing edge of the club. Not sure if i understand the terminology right but i think this. Looking for a lob wedge with higher bounce, but without the wider sole. Pw and/or gap should have a little bit. If you have a steep angle of attack, you want a high. For firm turf or tighter, you want a lower bounce angle.

A low bounce lob wedge is not more versatile than a high bounce wedge because you can add or take away bounce if you have a high bounce wedge but you can't add bounce to a. A club that has a bounce of 10° or above is called a high bounce wedge. For soft turf or fluffier lies, you want a higher bounce angle. For firm turf or tighter, you want a lower bounce angle. Wedge fitting is totally personal, but for me, lower bounce wedges create higher face contact, higher launch and knuckleballs. Not sure if i understand the terminology right but i think this. If you have a steep angle of attack, you want a high. A wedge bounce is known as the ball launch angle that is created between the leading edge and trailing edge of the club. Looking for a lob wedge with higher bounce, but without the wider sole. Pw and/or gap should have a little bit.

Wedge Bounce What Is It & How to Use It

High Bounce Lob Wedge Golfwrx A wedge bounce is known as the ball launch angle that is created between the leading edge and trailing edge of the club. For firm turf or tighter, you want a lower bounce angle. Wedge fitting is totally personal, but for me, lower bounce wedges create higher face contact, higher launch and knuckleballs. For soft turf or fluffier lies, you want a higher bounce angle. A low bounce lob wedge is not more versatile than a high bounce wedge because you can add or take away bounce if you have a high bounce wedge but you can't add bounce to a. If you have a steep angle of attack, you want a high. Looking for a lob wedge with higher bounce, but without the wider sole. A club that has a bounce of 10° or above is called a high bounce wedge. A wedge bounce is known as the ball launch angle that is created between the leading edge and trailing edge of the club. Many tour players use higher bounce wedges these days, with special grinds (shapes of the club’s sole). Not sure if i understand the terminology right but i think this. Pw and/or gap should have a little bit.