ClubTest 2019: 16 new golf wedges to help you knock it tight Here’s where things can get confusing, though. Bounce angle as it’s written on your wedge (it’s sometimes printed alongside loft ...

matching the right grind and bounce angle to your swing could mean a difference of 2,000 rpm of spin on a wedge shot. That’s the difference between hitting your chip shots with a golf ball ...

Golf clubs are designed by engineers studying ... Although all clubs have some bounce, this discussion is about the bounce angle of your wedges. When you find yourself in sand or tall grass ...

The bounce angle is the angle the sole makes with the horizontal when the club is in the normal address position and the shaft is in the vertical plane. This bounce on the club sole acts like a wedge ...

All irons, including wedges, feature a design property known as "bounce angle," often just called "bounce." Bounce is a physical property of the sole of a golf wedge. And bounce is a concept that ...

Welcome to another edition of the Fully Equipped mailbag, sponsored by Cleveland/Srixon Golf ... in the perfect wedge setup for your game. Read on. Choose your bounce angle based on your swing ...

The golf wedges can be the difference between precision ... For most setups, a 4°–6° gap between wedges is generally good. The bounce angle is one of the most misunderstood features.

The latest wedge offering from TaylorMade Golf, the ATV (All-Terrain Versatility), is designed ... which allows players to change bounce angle by manipulating the position of the clubhead and face.

A wedge with a bounce angle of 12 degrees or more is a high bounce ... One of the great things about golf is players can choose which clubs they carry. Golf’s rules limit the player to 14 ...