Even if you drive and putt the ball successfully on the golf course, you may be having trouble lowering your score. If so, consider taking a closer look at the shots you make at the pin from 150 yards ...

With Tom Watson almost winning the Open Championship and still successfully competing at the Masters, do you think more of us should look more closely at ending our bagged clubs at the 56 degree sand ...

Almost all iron sets come with a pitching wedge, so many players grow comfortable with the standard 52-degree (or less) pitching wedge before they ever pick up one of its more lofted counterparts.

NEWPORT BEACH – Some people call it a lob wedge. Some call it an L-wedge. Some simply call it a 60-degree wedge. If you have one in your bag, it’s probably one of your favorite clubs, because it’s ...

Using a Texas Wedge is a great way to avoid costly mistakes in the short game. Top golf teacher Ryan Young shows how to hit ...

Look into any golf bag on the PGA Tour and you will see a range of high-lofted wedges, from 58° all the way to 64°, appearing in all kinds of shapes, sizes, and designs. For highly skilled players ...

Welcome to Gear Questions You’re Afraid to Ask, a GOLF.com series produced in partnership with Cleveland Golf. This week we’re exploring a task that can confuse new players: optimizing wedge setup. If ...

Using wedges featuring specific lofts has become a key shot-making option for all levels of golfers. Ben Hogan Golf Equipment's new line of Equalizer wedges feeds into this need, offering eight wedges ...

Cam Young's first PGA Tour win came with a boatload of cool gear nuggets from his new Titleist prototype Pro V1x golf ball to a switch to Golf Pride's new MCC Align Max grips to his one-off Titleist ...

Phil Mickelson has been one of the strongest critics of the U.S. Golf Association's new regulation that bans square grooves, so it was not surprising that he became the latest player to put the ...