Equipment & Fitting · Equipment Insight

Use your second-most-lofted wedge, not the 60

For soft landing shots Grieve favors your second-most-lofted club (for example a 56) rather than your highest-lofted. He argues too much loft makes speed hard to control because the ball slips up the weak face, so a 60 is a difficult club for most golfers; using the second-most-lofted teaches you to release and play it softer.