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The Wilson Staff Model wedge is a forged wedge that provides an exceptional feel. I used it mostly for full shots, and the bounce was well-suited for the job. The spin this wedge produces is great, and I really liked the look of it at address as well. Being a forged wedge, the sound isn’t as clicky as other wedges, which I also enjoyed. The one big negative is that there's not that much customization with this wedge. The bounce limits the user’s creativity and makes it more difficult to open the face. That being said, having a limited amount of options helped me with consistency around the green.
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- Not very versatile
Designed for a wide range of players, the Wilson Staff Model Wedge is developed from Tour feedback, leading to high quality shaping and performance. The wedge has added forgiveness, which increases its versatility.
Key Features:
Precision Milled Face – For maximum spin control, machine-engraved score lines in the precision milled face create an increased density pattern for consistent ball contact.
Soft Forged 8620 Carbon Steel – Engineered to enhance feel around the greens, this soft forge material provides players with a soft touch to the wedge.
Tour Inspired – Designed using tour player feedback, the shaping appeals to more players seeking a combination of forgiveness with a more compact wedge size.
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- Not very versatile
What degree is a Wilson Staff gap wedge?
The Wilson Staff wedge comes in all different types of lofts. For the gap wedge specifically, you can order it in either a 50 degree loft of a 52 degree loft. You can also order this wedge in a 54 56 58 or 60 degree loft.What is the loft of a lob wedge?
This will answer what the loft of a lob wedge is. Traditionally, 60 degrees is considered a lob wedge. Sometimes, they go up to 64 degrees. A lob wedge usually has a loft of 60 degrees, but it can be as much as 64 degrees.What degree is a Wilson sand wedge?
This will answer what degree of loft is on a Wilson sand wedge. A Wilson sand wedge has 56 degrees of loft. There are also options for 52 degrees and 60 degrees. A 52 degree wedge is traditionally considered an Attack Wedge (AW) or Gap Wedge (GW). A 60 degree wedge is called a Lob Wedge (LW). The Wilson sand wedge (SW) has 56 degrees of loft.
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