Absolutely. And don’t forget to experiment with different shot types, like partial swings, bump-and-runs, and greenside bunker shots. The AW’s versatility can really help improve your short game.
Can someone recommend a good AW club for a mid-handicap player? I’m looking to upgrade my wedge set and want to make sure I get the right one for my game.
I’d suggest checking out the Titleist Vokey or Callaway Mack Daddy wedges. Both offer great options in the AW loft range (46-50 degrees) that should suit a mid-handicap player’s needs.
Try slowing down your swing and focusing on a smooth, controlled tempo. Also, experiment with different ball positions and weight distributions to find the setup that works best for you. Patience and practice are key with the AW.
Just tried out a new AW and I’m loving the extra control and versatility it gives me around the greens. Definitely worth the investment for any golfer looking to take their short game to the next level.
I’m more of a power player, so I tend to rely on my driver and long irons. But I’ve been thinking about adding an AW to my bag to help with those tricky in-between shots. Any thoughts on whether it’s worth it for my game?
As a power player, an AW could be a game-changer for you. It’ll give you more precision and control, especially around the greens. I’d say it’s definitely worth a try - you might be surprised by how much it improves your scoring.