Price: $225 with True Temper Dynamic Gold S200 shaft and Titleist Universal 360 grip. Specs: Cast 8620 carbon steel with 44 degrees of loft and 10 degrees of bounce. Who it’s for: Golfers who want a ...

We visited the Titleist Performance Institute to test the new SM11 wedges and explain what’s new, what it does, and how to ...

Understanding what the letters and numbers on your wedges mean is critical to navigating tricky shots around the green.

As iron lofts have gotten stronger over the years, golf’s newly desired length has created problems with gapping between irons and wedge sets. The wedge experts at Titleist’s Vokey Design have seen ...

In the market for new Vokey SM11 wedges? Before you buy, here's what our gear editor has to say about choosing the right one ...

Welcome to another edition of the Fully Equipped mailbag, an interactive GOLF.com series in which our resident dimplehead (a.k.a., GOLF’s managing editor of equipment, Jonathan Wall) fields your ...

Pitching wedges and gap wedges are a little different. Those clubs are extensions of your iron set, and you might even use the pitching wedge that came with your irons. That’s fine, just be aware of ...

WHICH LOB WEDGE IS BEST? Even if you drive and putt the ball successfully on the golf course, you may be having trouble lowering your score. If so, consider taking a closer look at the shots you make ...

Man Of Many Wedges: Day not only carries a 54-degree gap wedge but a 48-degree club too. It is an old saying, but it happens to be true: For everyday golfers the half-wedge is the hardest shot in the ...