But what happens if you're a T200 or T350 player with a 43-degree pitching wedge? According to Dill, the WedgeWorks 44F helps fill an important hole for golfers who want to play a Vokey version at ...

Question: My game is improving, and I’m starting to think I need more wedges than just a pitching wedge and a sand wedge. Any ...

Today’s modern-day pitching wedges range anywhere from 43 to 46 degrees in loft, but it hasn’t always been that way. For decades, pitching wedges had more lofts, ranging around 48 degrees or more.

Odds are your wedge lofts - everything from your sand wedge to your pitching wedge - are messed up. But it’s not your fault. Manufacturers have been strengthening the lofts on irons for decades ...

After reassuring me that hitting a pitching wedge is actually riskier than hitting a lob wedge, McLachlin has me hit a few chips to analyze where I can improve. “Here, try the 60-degree [lob wedge].