pitching wedge

NOUN
  1. a wedge used to loft the golf ball over obstacles
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How To Use pitching wedge In A Sentence

  • Looking back now, I could have made bogey and still won, but fortunately I had a good tee shot and pitching wedge into the green, and kind of eked my putt up there and tapped it in. StarTribune.com rss feed
  • I've got two wedges in addition to the pitching wedge that's part of my iron set.
  • Mike used a pitching wedge to hit a low, piercing drive into the 17th green for the ace.
  • Decide if you need a wedge with a loft between your sand wedge and pitching wedge.
  • Until the past decade, pitching wedges had 50 to 52 degrees of loft.
  • The best club to pitch with is a sand wedge, not a pitching wedge.
  • Of course, the reason you are carrying four wedges is because today's modern pitching wedge has the loft of a 9-iron or even a strong 8-iron from not too long ago.
  • How about the percentage of putts golfers drain from eight feet or their ability to pinpoint shots with their pitching wedges?
  • My full-swing yardages: 103 yards with the lob wedge; 124 with the sand wedge and 136 with the pitching wedge.
  • But then you look at the pros on TV, and they always seem to pull out a pitching wedge or sand iron and chip it from just off the green.
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