it’s the angle between the leading edge and the trailing edge of the sole of the club. To visualize it, place your wedge upright on a flat surface. The bounce is the angle created between the ...

If you’re someone with a shallow angle of attack who tends to sweep the ball, finding a wedge with a narrower sole — some will have material removed around the toe, heel and trailing edge to ...

“Wedge bounce is the angle created between the leading edge and the lowest point of the sole or trailing edge. This angle forces the club to “bounce” or skip out of the turf ...

Yet when the face of the V grind is opened, the wedge produces increased versatility through heel, toe, and trailing edge sole relief ... with neutral to steeper angles of attack who still ...

Loft gapping, bounce angles ... Others feature trailing-edge relief that reduces the effective bounce. Conversely, some grinds provide more bounce in the leading-edge area. Wedge grind and ...

toe and trailing edge. The result of Dill's work and experimentation is a wedge that is ideal for players who like to hit shots with a shallow attack angle and sweep the ball off the turf from a ...

Some of golf’s biggest names – including Justin Thomas, Ludvig Åberg, Cameron Young and even Rory McIlroy – have been recently using a new lob wedge ... trailing edge relief added that ...

Koepka's lob wedge sits tight on the turf, due to the relief that's added to the heel, toe and trailing edge, making it ideal ... 8 to 9 degrees less forward angle than the original.