Stronger-lofted irons are popular, so Titleist is making a stronger-lofted pitching wedge available to recreational golfers.

On this week's episode of GOLF's Fully Equipped, Kris and Wadeh discuss the advantages of Vokey's new 44-degree pitching wedge.

Vokey is adding to its WedgeWorks lineup, but not in the way you think. The new WedgeWorks 44F Pitching Wedge solves a modern ...

Something curious has been happening in golf equipment over the past decade. What once was a pitching wedge has quietly ...

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Vokey's WedgeWorks 44F ($225) features 10 degrees of bounce—identical to the 46-10F pitching wedge—and comes in tour chrome or raw finishes. It's available in right- and left-handed models.

All of the manufacturers listed above have a blade version with 46 degrees of loft, but Titleist's Vokey line is adding a stronger WedgeWorks design at 44 degrees to match the lofts found on some ...

Russell Henley knows a thing about patience—and the penalty for impatience. He went three years between his second and third ...

As well as this, Ping are making it easier to choose which putter is right for you, as they have introduced their new WebFit ...

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