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already picked them up today, what does the letters F and S mean ? its Been weird playing last few days with just a LW so definitely didn’t want to wait 6 weeks.
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already picked them up today, what does the letters F and S mean ? its Been weird playing last few days with just a LW so definitely didn’t want to wait 6 weeks.
52 /12?
Definitely a club for fluffy sand, deep grass or vey soft fairways and 48/10 is bit on the high side for bounce for the sort of shot you say you want them for.
Who uses a 52 from sand?
But getting 'the right' club for the circumstance will certainly help that undervalued element for less than full shots - confidence! And it's especially useful to have the right attributes for bunker shots.Amateurs talkin about bounce!! Come on folk just practice more a club will never improve your skill level.
Who uses a 52 from sand?
Depends on the required shot. All bunker shots are not the same.Who uses a 52 from sand?
Depends on the required shot. All bunker shots are not the same.
If it’s slightly plugged, or on hard/wet sand, or a longer bunker shot, you could use less loft.Yes, I might use a 7 iron if I am in a fairway bunker but a 52 would not be my sand iron of choice.
If it’s slightly plugged, or on hard/wet sand, or a longer bunker shot, you could use less loft.
Again, not for a standard shot.
Blowing my own trumpet a bit, but bunker play is probably the best part of my game in relation to my 5 hcp.
I always use my 58 degree mid bounce Ping Glide 3.
What do you consider mid bounce?
yeah, for a standard, common or garden, bunker shot I'd use my 58Again, not for a standard shot.
Blowing my own trumpet a bit, but bunker play is probably the best part of my game in relation to my 5 hcp.
I always use my 58 degree mid bounce Ping Glide 3.