Wedge Fitting
Bounce and grind selection depends more on turf and sand conditions than on swing speed alone. A wedge that works beautifully on tight bermuda can dig on soft Blue Ridge Valley fairways, and vice versa.
Bounce Isn't One-Size-Fits-All
Bounce angle determines how the sole interacts with turf and sand at impact. Too little bounce on soft ground and the leading edge digs before the club reaches the ball. Too much bounce on firm, tight turf and the club can skip into the ball's equator. We test candidate grinds against a turf mat and a sand tray during your session so the recommendation reflects the conditions you actually play, not a generic chart.
Gapping Below the Pitching Wedge
The most common wedge mistake we see isn't bounce or grind — it's a gap between the pitching wedge and the first true wedge that's too wide, or three wedges spaced so close together that two of them are doing the same job. We map your full wedge set against your actual carry distances to close any real gaps.
What a Wedge Fitting Covers
Bounce & Grind Testing
Multiple sole grinds tested against a turf mat and sand tray to match your actual course conditions.
Loft Gapping
Full wedge set mapped by carry distance to close real gaps rather than following a stock loft progression.
Groove & Spin Check
Spin rate checked across conditions since wedge performance changes more with moisture and wear than any other club in the bag.
Book a Wedge Fitting
Runs 45–60 minutes and includes bunker and turf testing, not just a bay session.