The Rules of Golf permit players to carry up to 14 clubs but it's not mandatory to fill every slot in your bag. Have you ever ...

That’s what happened when 2006 U.S. Open champion Geoff Ogilvy approached Aaron Dill, the Titleist PGA Tour rep for Vokey wedges, and said he wanted a lob wedge that would move through the turf more .

But for the first time, Vokey is bringing the 6-degree low bounce K grind to the regular SM10 Vokey wedge lineup in both a 58-degree and 60-degree lob wedge. The new low bounce K will be available ...

The result is a wedge that sits closer to the ground in the square position and moves through the turf with less resistance. My read on the A grind is that it’s going to be a little less versatile ...

That’s what happened when 2006 U.S. Open champion Geoff Ogilvy approached Aaron Dill, the Titleist PGA Tour rep for Vokey wedges, and said he wanted a lob wedge that would move through the turf more .

He said it helps to take advantage of the same technology in the iron set with the pitching wedge to aid with gapping and consistency as it’s a full-swing club typically. But everyone is different.

The grooves in the Cobra King wedges also vary by loft, with pitching wedges and gap wedges having narrow, deep grooves (like an iron), while the sand wedges and lob wedges have wider, shallower ...

It’s not uncommon for PGA TOUR players to travel with multiple lob wedges that have different bounces. Since weather and grass conditions change from week to week, and sometimes even day to day ...