There are variables you should consider when trying to buy the best wedges for your game.
Wedges — often referred to as the scoring clubs — cover a wide range of lofts from about 42 degrees up to 60 degrees.
They have to be versatile to play a variety of shots in terms of pitching, from the rough, tight fairways or from the sand.
When it comes to the short game and finding the best golf wedges on the market or the best gap wedges, there is much to ponder.
Firstly, consider buying a second-hand wedge — remember the ball doesn’t know what hit it is old or new!
I’m amazed at the wedges now available together with the lofts.
Most golfers carry up to four wedges in their bags, but is that necessary?
The answer to that is you will need to assess whether you require more options and versatility at the longer end of your set to avoid potentially big gaps there.
If you…
