New love of my life.... 64° wedge!

[iacas]

Most golfers miss 50% or more of the greens. Not hitting greens is a fact of life, not the result of poor course management, unless you are suggesting not going for the greens and laying up 80 yards out every time.

I think he's talking about not short-siding yourself, which

is a matter of course management. It's also partly a competency issue relating to your swing, too, because you can plan to miss left and still short-side yourself to the right if you really mis-hit the ball or something.

[BASHERBAKER69]

I dont like 64 degree wedges- they are not for me as using one is never the percentage shot.

[jamesbei]

Most golfers miss 50% or more of the greens. Not hitting greens is a fact of life, not the result of poor course management, unless you are suggesting not going for the greens and laying up 80 yards out every time.

Yes, but you can decide where you can miss the green for e.g if you aim left edge of the green, with a fade, a descent golfer should be able to either hit a fade or just not draw it, so you know you wont miss the green left, where the danger is, hence not leaving yourself the hard flop shot.

[SubPar]

Yes, but you can decide where you can miss the green for e.g if you aim left edge of the green, with a fade, a descent(sic) golfer should be able to either hit a fade or just not draw it, so you know you wont miss the green left, where the danger is, hence not leaving yourself the hard flop shot.

Oh. Is that all there is too it? So all I have to do is aim at the fat part of the green and fade or draw the ball toward the pin so I'll never miss it on the short side. I wonder how I could also avoid coming up short of the green or going long over the back? Wait a minute, I got your answer... always hit the right club the correct distance!

You might notice a lot of professional golfers, when you see them on TV, ending up short sided, flopping shots or hitting little spinners from delicate distances. They do their best to not end up in those situations, but they still do. They must not realize how easy it is to avoid such circumstances. SubPar

[Magnus]

I, for one, have added a callaway 64* x-forged wedge with MD grooves and love it. I may be overkilling the wedges concept a bit but I carry a 50, 54, 58, and 64...but the courses I play I am inside 150 on every 2nd shot, sometimes inside 75 yrds. So, again, for me it works, worth a try out if you have alot of shots inside 50 yrds. Like most of us, if it will shave strokes, I'll try it :)