Out with my new wedge tonight.

[mboy1980]

First impressions very good.

Excellent from just off the green.

Pretty good from sand.

Plenty of stop from 20-50 yards but accuracy will need worked on.I think my alignment is the problem.

Check the link.

http://www.clevelandgolf.com/index.php?&...celxeb2k259a6fd

 

[HomerJSimpson]

I've got the CG12 52 degree and I love it. Great from 70 yards out and for pitch and runs which bounce once and then stop. I know what you mean about accuracy but a general rule I use is that I never hit any wedge (PW, SW, 52 or 60) at more than a 3/4 swing as they are not designed for full swings. Experiment with a shorter swing and you should become more accurate

 

[toyboy54]

Now scared to try to hit any kind of wedge as have came down with severe dose of the..J Arthurs!!!!Now trying to hit bump & runs with every other club in the bag!!!!!!!Some advice appreciated(pro has me standing further away from the ball on all my clubs which has helped...but just not the wedges).Hell I even hit 1 out of a bunker on sunday!!!! Think I,ll take up cricket!!

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Not a great one to give advice as my own game is pretty shot but I find when I get a touch of the J Arthurs with my wedges it is because I have become lazy with my swing and tempo so everything is out of synch. I have found that by trying to hit 3/4 shots making sure I turn shoulders and hips (a la a proper shot) helps. Then I just reduce the amount of turn as the shot becomes shorter.

Like I said probably not textbook and there will be tohers who will give you much better advice but it is a technique that works for me when I have the problem with my wedges

 

[andiritchie]

swing steady and get your hips open at address on shorter pitches as you wont have time to do it on your swing then you can keep i fairly quiet body