Left-Handed Wedges

Left-handed gap, sand and lob wedges, from tour models such as the Cleveland RTX line and Callaway approach wedges to forged value sets sold in two, three or four lofts. Makers produce fewer left-handed loft and bounce combinations than right-handed ones, so the exact loft you want is easier to find here by reading ...

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Left-handed gap, sand and lob wedges, from tour models such as the Cleveland RTX line and Callaway approach wedges to forged value sets sold in two, three or four lofts. Makers produce fewer left-handed loft and bounce combinations than right-handed ones, so the exact loft you want is easier to find here by reading the titles than by filtering a full wedge wall.

Fitment and sizing. Space your wedges four to six degrees apart, starting from the loft of your pitching wedge, which on modern iron sets is usually 44 to 46 degrees. More bounce, around 10 to 14 degrees, helps in soft sand and for a steep swing; less bounce suits firm turf and a shallow swing.

Frequently asked questions

Which wedge lofts should a left-handed set carry?

A common setup is a gap wedge at 50 to 52 degrees, a sand wedge at 54 to 56 and a lob wedge at 58 to 60. If you carry only one extra wedge, make it a 56.

Does bounce work differently for left-handed players?

No. Bounce is the angle between the leading edge and the sole, and it behaves the same for either hand. Pick it for your turf and your angle of attack.

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