How to determine the loft in degrees on my PW

[IluvPING]

I have a set of Pole kat "the Rogue" Irons that i have been playing since high school (im 27 now) and they are still in excellent shape and yes i still like them. even though i know i need to get a new iron set in the near future.  Im looking to purchase my first full set of wedges soon and im trying to figure out what the degrees of loft are on my PW so i can size the GW SW and LW accordingly.  This "the rogue" PW is a cavity wedge with the black emblem in the inside.

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Thats basically what the club head looks like if that helps.....

[glock35ipsc]

Quickest and surest way is to take it to a pro shop or club fitter that has a loft/lie machine.  They can tell you exactly what the actual loft is in about a minute.

[andycook]

I had a pole-kat the rogue pitching wedge for a while.  I really liked the club but never could find more clubs to make a set.  I sold it on EBAY this spring and miss it even now.

[IluvPING]

Well do you want a set of Pole Kat Irons? that are in excellent shape that have about 30 rounds on them.... ill even through in the 1,3,5 woods...

[IluvPING]

Anyway... is there a way that i can measure it myself? lying it down at a certain angle.... protractor.... I dunno...

[tristanhilton85]

  IluvPING said:

Originally Posted by IluvPING

Anyway... is there a way that i can measure it myself? lying it down at a certain angle.... protractor.... I dunno...

Not really, at least not with any sort of real accuracy... you might be able to tell within 5 degrees or so, but I could tell you that it's between about 45 and 50 degrees just knowing that it's a pitching wedge...

Your best bet is just to take it to a golf shop... doubt they'll even charge you to find out.

[IluvPING]

Cool!! well i aprreciate the advice!!