Yonex ADX FL100

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Wedge

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Ladies

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Wedges come with various bounces ,you see this when a wedge loft is 60 degrees and then there is another number next to the loft for example 60-12.the 12 relates to the degree of bounce. As a general rule of thumb if you play on a course with a harder turf and firmer sand in the traps you should be using wedges with less bounce. The lower amount of bounce will help the clubs leading edge dig down easier into the turf and through the rest of the shot. On the contrary if you play on a course with softer turf conditions and fluffy sand then you should be using wedges with a little more bounce as this will help prevent the club digging to deeply into the ground thus causing the dreaded fat shot. In terms of selecting your golf clubs to suit the style of your swing there is also a general rule to follow. Golfers with a steeper or more upright swings will tend to do better with a little more golf wedge bounce because it will prevent their clubs from digging too deep in the ground on the downswing.(also known as Diggers On the other hand those players who have a flatter, more sweeping swing will fare better with wedges with a little less bounce. This will help avoid skidding off the ground with the club and making contact with the middle of the ball. This is other wise known to golfers as skulling or blading a shot. (known as Sweepers)If you aren't sure which category you fall into there's a simple way to find out. Just go to your local driving range or practice area and hit a few balls with your higher lofted clubs. Then take a look at your divots and use Mother Nature as your own form of technology. If you're taking long deep divots this is a sign of a digger. If you're taking thin shallow or even no divots at all then this is a sign of a sweeper. Once you recognize your swing type and course conditions it is fairly simple to decide on the amount of golf wedge bounce angle that you need.

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