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Thursday, October 1

MyGolfSpy Finds Wedge Spin Alone Doesn’t Ensure Control

An analysis of 11,400 shots examined whether higher spin helps golfers hit wedge shots closer.

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More wedge spin does not automatically mean better control, according to MyGolfSpy’s analysis of 11,400 shots. Golfers may compare wedges by launch-monitor numbers, but the higher-spinning option is not necessarily the one that helps them hit shots closer to the hole. The report looks beyond spin alone when evaluating wedge performance.

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