Wedge Fitting
Bounce and grind decisions matter more than shaft choice for most wedge misses — but a mismatched torque can still cost you spin consistency on full shots. We check both.
Bounce, Loft Gapping, and Spin — Read Together
We test bounce and sole grind against a turf mat set to match your home course conditions, since firm New England fairways in August behave very differently from soft spring turf. Loft gapping is checked against your actual carry numbers between pitching wedge and lob wedge, and shaft torque is checked on full swings where release timing still affects spin and start line.
Wedge Fitting Data Points
What Actually Changes in a Wedge Fitting
Bounce & Grind
Higher bounce resists digging on soft turf and out of sand; lower bounce suits firm turf and players with a shallower attack angle.
Loft Gapping
We build the spacing between pitching wedge, gap, sand, and lob wedge from your median carry distances, not a stock 4-degree assumption.
Shaft Torque
Wedge shafts run stiffer and lower-torque than the rest of the set by design, but we still confirm the pairing on full swings rather than assuming it by category.
Book Your Wedge Fitting
Sessions run 45–60 minutes and cover full swings, pitch shots, and greenside contact.