During a recent interview on GOLF’s Fully Equipped podcast ... every week are playing scoring clubs with a decidedly flatter lie angle. “Wedges are typically too upright and fit for full ...

Wrong. Golf clubs are much more complicated. But don’t worry, this is a good thing.

Lie angle is probably one of the less talked about golf club metrics ... usually ring true for most player types. Irons also benefit greatly from a club-fitting session to determine the desired ...

Iron Lofts The proper loft on your irons will accomplish ... testing thousands of students loft angles and comparing them to the manufacturer specification, less than 50 % were correct. Why is this, ...

Odds are your wedge lofts ... 49-degree club, But be aware that as you start strengthening or weakening the lofts of your high-lofted wedges, you’re also affecting the bounce angle.

your lack of power likely has something to do with your angle of attack, says Gene Parente, president of Golf Club Laboratories in San Diego. “If you want your irons to perform better ...

PXG irons have some of the largest sweet spots in golf thanks to the super-strong, super-forgiving thermoplastic elastomer COR2 technology injected into every club head. That means mishits—even ...