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Why Vokey’s latest WedgeWorks release is so unique | Fully Equipped
On this week's episode of GOLF's Fully Equipped, Kris and Wadeh discuss the advantages of Vokey's new 44-degree pitching wedge.
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Does The Vokey WedgeWorks 44F Solve Modern Golf’s Most Frustrating Equipment Problem?
Something curious has been happening in golf equipment over the past decade. What once was a pitching wedge has quietly ...
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Vice Golf releases Vice Boost golf club starter set
Vice Golf is releasing its new Vice Boost golf club starter set, which leverages millions of swing data points to provide ...
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A Fresh Addition To Vice’s Club Roster: Meet The Boost Set
Vice is no longer just the golf ball company. Thanks to extensive data from HIO Labs, Vice released a customizable club ...
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Struggle From The Sand? This New Wedge Is A Must Try
Ping has launched its latest shot-specific club designed to help golfers see more success from the bunker, and our testing ...
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Big divots are hurting your wedge game. Pros use this shallow technique to get pin-high
The best wedge players have a wide backswing with very minimal wrist set (above). Think of Steve ... Mark Blackburn, voted No. 1 by his peers on Golf Digest's 50 Best Teachers in America, has ...
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Titleist's Vokey Design WedgeWorks 44F wedge fills an important carry gap
Vokey's WedgeWorks 44F ($225) features 10 degrees of bounce—identical to the 46-10F pitching wedge—and comes in tour chrome or raw finishes. It's available in right- and left-handed models.
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Top Benefits of Using a Wedge instead of P or G from the Iron Set
Many golfers are always looking for ways to enhance their performance on the course by trying out clubs in their bag of ...