Gaining confidence in your short game and owning your chip shots can be one of the most rewarding feelings in golf. Here’s a fact, if you can putt a golf ball, you can hit a bump and run with a golf wedge.Through making slight adjustments to your setup, you’ll be able to hit an easy, low wedge shot known as a bump-and-run. You’ll want to stand closer to the ball and position the shaft more vertically in your stance. Keep your arms straight as you swing through the ball with a pendulum movement.With pressure placed primarily on your left side, you’ll drive the ball forward to create the motion necessary to bounce the ball along the green. This is an excellent approach to chipping if you want to take away the problems faced with having different lengths of grass between the green and semi-rough. Cleveland golf wedgesWe’ve already alluded to how the RTX 6 ZipCore golf wedges from Cleveland have razor-sharp grooves on the clubface. The whole face structure includes laser-milled lines etched into it maximise spin, and the center of gravity has been placed behind the strike area to give the player a more consistent performance. Available in four different grinds, this wedge will give you the connection you’re looking for whether you’re hitting a bump-and-run or a flop shot.browse RTX 6 ZipCore wedges  >Should you feel you want even more forgiveness on your wedge shots, the CBX Full-Face 2 is a fantastic alternative. Featuring similarly sharp grooves, this wedge has a larger face size for a bigger contact area on the grooves. This structure makes the wedge feel pleasantly easy to strike the ball with. A new bounce chamber near the leading edge also helps reduce chunking the ball when hitting near the green. An excellent choice for a player with a higher handicap.browse CBX Full-Face 2 wedges  >Golf is a very challenging game, but the secret to success is getting lots of practice in with the right gear in your hands. If you think it’s time you sharpened up your game with some new golf wedges, we’re in the pro shop and ready to help you come to grips with some new kit.

Cookies help us understand how visitors use our website so we can provide an enhanced browsing experience. For more information on the cookies we use, see our Cookie Policy

Targeting cookies are used to identify visitors between different websites, eg. content partners, banner networks. Those cookies may be used by companies to build a profile of visitor interests or show relevant ads on other websites.NameHostDurationDescription_gat_gtag_UA_192469971_1www.clubfitgolf.co.uk53 secondsThis cookie is part of Google Analytics and is used to limit requests (throttle request rate).YSC.youtube.comSessionThis cookie is set by YouTube to track views of embedded videos.VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE.youtube.com6 monthsThis cookie is set by Youtube to keep track of user preferences for Youtube videos embedded in sites;it can also determine whether the website visitor is using the new or old version of the Youtube interface.

BOLT, MACHINE-HEXAGON HEAD, DRILLED, 6 HOLES, FULL SHANK, CORROSION AND HEAT RESISTANT STEEL (UNS S66286), .5625-18 UNJF-3A

Where would your ball end up when hitting from here? Greenside control can be hard in wet weather, but we have an answer…

The latest Cleveland golf wedges are built to help prevent you from thinning your chip shots too. The face on the RTX 6 ZipCore wedges features rigid grooves to have you cutting through turf and popping the ball in the air with ease. Bump-and-runGaining confidence in your short game and owning your chip shots can be one of the most rewarding feelings in golf. Here’s a fact, if you can putt a golf ball, you can hit a bump and run with a golf wedge.Through making slight adjustments to your setup, you’ll be able to hit an easy, low wedge shot known as a bump-and-run. You’ll want to stand closer to the ball and position the shaft more vertically in your stance. Keep your arms straight as you swing through the ball with a pendulum movement.With pressure placed primarily on your left side, you’ll drive the ball forward to create the motion necessary to bounce the ball along the green. This is an excellent approach to chipping if you want to take away the problems faced with having different lengths of grass between the green and semi-rough. Cleveland golf wedgesWe’ve already alluded to how the RTX 6 ZipCore golf wedges from Cleveland have razor-sharp grooves on the clubface. The whole face structure includes laser-milled lines etched into it maximise spin, and the center of gravity has been placed behind the strike area to give the player a more consistent performance. Available in four different grinds, this wedge will give you the connection you’re looking for whether you’re hitting a bump-and-run or a flop shot.browse RTX 6 ZipCore wedges  >Should you feel you want even more forgiveness on your wedge shots, the CBX Full-Face 2 is a fantastic alternative. Featuring similarly sharp grooves, this wedge has a larger face size for a bigger contact area on the grooves. This structure makes the wedge feel pleasantly easy to strike the ball with. A new bounce chamber near the leading edge also helps reduce chunking the ball when hitting near the green. An excellent choice for a player with a higher handicap.browse CBX Full-Face 2 wedges  >Golf is a very challenging game, but the secret to success is getting lots of practice in with the right gear in your hands. If you think it’s time you sharpened up your game with some new golf wedges, we’re in the pro shop and ready to help you come to grips with some new kit.

It can be tempting to reach for your putter when you’re plagued with visions of thinning the ball. But a putter doesn’t cut well through thick grass, and you may well duff your putt short.Which would be your course of action if your shot was just off the green, a chip or a putt? Chip or putt?Hitting short chips can be a challenge, but reaching for the putter can give you a false sense of security. This is a club you use primarily for carefully controlled, soft strikes, so it can be very hard to measure how much power you’ll need away from the green.As we’ve just mentioned, longer grass will also be a huge obstacle for a putter, and will most likely have your stroke dying against the grass before your club even makes contact with the ball.The latest Cleveland golf wedges are built to help prevent you from thinning your chip shots too. The face on the RTX 6 ZipCore wedges features rigid grooves to have you cutting through turf and popping the ball in the air with ease. Bump-and-runGaining confidence in your short game and owning your chip shots can be one of the most rewarding feelings in golf. Here’s a fact, if you can putt a golf ball, you can hit a bump and run with a golf wedge.Through making slight adjustments to your setup, you’ll be able to hit an easy, low wedge shot known as a bump-and-run. You’ll want to stand closer to the ball and position the shaft more vertically in your stance. Keep your arms straight as you swing through the ball with a pendulum movement.With pressure placed primarily on your left side, you’ll drive the ball forward to create the motion necessary to bounce the ball along the green. This is an excellent approach to chipping if you want to take away the problems faced with having different lengths of grass between the green and semi-rough. Cleveland golf wedgesWe’ve already alluded to how the RTX 6 ZipCore golf wedges from Cleveland have razor-sharp grooves on the clubface. The whole face structure includes laser-milled lines etched into it maximise spin, and the center of gravity has been placed behind the strike area to give the player a more consistent performance. Available in four different grinds, this wedge will give you the connection you’re looking for whether you’re hitting a bump-and-run or a flop shot.browse RTX 6 ZipCore wedges  >Should you feel you want even more forgiveness on your wedge shots, the CBX Full-Face 2 is a fantastic alternative. Featuring similarly sharp grooves, this wedge has a larger face size for a bigger contact area on the grooves. This structure makes the wedge feel pleasantly easy to strike the ball with. A new bounce chamber near the leading edge also helps reduce chunking the ball when hitting near the green. An excellent choice for a player with a higher handicap.browse CBX Full-Face 2 wedges  >Golf is a very challenging game, but the secret to success is getting lots of practice in with the right gear in your hands. If you think it’s time you sharpened up your game with some new golf wedges, we’re in the pro shop and ready to help you come to grips with some new kit.

These cookies are necessary for the website to function and cannot be switched off in our systems. They are usually only set in response to actions made by you which amount to a request for services, such as setting your privacy preferences, logging in or filling in forms. You can set your browser to block or alert you about these cookies, but some parts of the site will not then work. These cookies do not store any personally identifiable information.NameHostDurationDescription.FgEmp.Sessionwww.clubfitgolf.co.ukSession.FgEmp.Antiforgerywww.clubfitgolf.co.ukSessionJSESSIONID.nr-data.netSessionGeneral purpose platform session cookie, used by sites written in JSP. Usually used to maintain an anonymous user session by the server.VISITOR_PRIVACY_METADATAyoutube.com6 monthsThis cookie is used to store the user's consent and privacy choices for their interaction with the site. It records data on the visitor's consent regarding various privacy policies and settings, ensuring that their preferences are honored in future sessions.__cf_bm.vimeo.com30 minutesThis cookie is used to distinguish between humans and bots. This is beneficial for the website, in order to make valid reports on the use of their website._cfuvid.vimeo.comSessionThis cookie is used for purposes of tracking users across sessions to optimize user experience by maintaining session consistency and providing personalized services.

Functionality cookies are used to remember visitor information on the website, eg. language, timezone, enhanced content.NameHostDurationDescriptionvuid.vimeo.com1 year 1 monthThese cookies are used by the Vimeo video player on websites.

Chip or putt?Hitting short chips can be a challenge, but reaching for the putter can give you a false sense of security. This is a club you use primarily for carefully controlled, soft strikes, so it can be very hard to measure how much power you’ll need away from the green.As we’ve just mentioned, longer grass will also be a huge obstacle for a putter, and will most likely have your stroke dying against the grass before your club even makes contact with the ball.The latest Cleveland golf wedges are built to help prevent you from thinning your chip shots too. The face on the RTX 6 ZipCore wedges features rigid grooves to have you cutting through turf and popping the ball in the air with ease. Bump-and-runGaining confidence in your short game and owning your chip shots can be one of the most rewarding feelings in golf. Here’s a fact, if you can putt a golf ball, you can hit a bump and run with a golf wedge.Through making slight adjustments to your setup, you’ll be able to hit an easy, low wedge shot known as a bump-and-run. You’ll want to stand closer to the ball and position the shaft more vertically in your stance. Keep your arms straight as you swing through the ball with a pendulum movement.With pressure placed primarily on your left side, you’ll drive the ball forward to create the motion necessary to bounce the ball along the green. This is an excellent approach to chipping if you want to take away the problems faced with having different lengths of grass between the green and semi-rough. Cleveland golf wedgesWe’ve already alluded to how the RTX 6 ZipCore golf wedges from Cleveland have razor-sharp grooves on the clubface. The whole face structure includes laser-milled lines etched into it maximise spin, and the center of gravity has been placed behind the strike area to give the player a more consistent performance. Available in four different grinds, this wedge will give you the connection you’re looking for whether you’re hitting a bump-and-run or a flop shot.browse RTX 6 ZipCore wedges  >Should you feel you want even more forgiveness on your wedge shots, the CBX Full-Face 2 is a fantastic alternative. Featuring similarly sharp grooves, this wedge has a larger face size for a bigger contact area on the grooves. This structure makes the wedge feel pleasantly easy to strike the ball with. A new bounce chamber near the leading edge also helps reduce chunking the ball when hitting near the green. An excellent choice for a player with a higher handicap.browse CBX Full-Face 2 wedges  >Golf is a very challenging game, but the secret to success is getting lots of practice in with the right gear in your hands. If you think it’s time you sharpened up your game with some new golf wedges, we’re in the pro shop and ready to help you come to grips with some new kit.

Chipping, and short game in general, is an aspect of the game that many golfers struggle with. It demands a softer touch and a discerning eye to judge the pace of a chip shot just right. It requires a lot of vision and creativity as there’s always more than one way to chip around the green.Some golfers can’t get their feel just right when hitting soft chips, and as a result it’s easy to thin the ball, hitting it much harder than you intended without getting any height on your shot.It can be tempting to reach for your putter when you’re plagued with visions of thinning the ball. But a putter doesn’t cut well through thick grass, and you may well duff your putt short.Which would be your course of action if your shot was just off the green, a chip or a putt? Chip or putt?Hitting short chips can be a challenge, but reaching for the putter can give you a false sense of security. This is a club you use primarily for carefully controlled, soft strikes, so it can be very hard to measure how much power you’ll need away from the green.As we’ve just mentioned, longer grass will also be a huge obstacle for a putter, and will most likely have your stroke dying against the grass before your club even makes contact with the ball.The latest Cleveland golf wedges are built to help prevent you from thinning your chip shots too. The face on the RTX 6 ZipCore wedges features rigid grooves to have you cutting through turf and popping the ball in the air with ease. Bump-and-runGaining confidence in your short game and owning your chip shots can be one of the most rewarding feelings in golf. Here’s a fact, if you can putt a golf ball, you can hit a bump and run with a golf wedge.Through making slight adjustments to your setup, you’ll be able to hit an easy, low wedge shot known as a bump-and-run. You’ll want to stand closer to the ball and position the shaft more vertically in your stance. Keep your arms straight as you swing through the ball with a pendulum movement.With pressure placed primarily on your left side, you’ll drive the ball forward to create the motion necessary to bounce the ball along the green. This is an excellent approach to chipping if you want to take away the problems faced with having different lengths of grass between the green and semi-rough. Cleveland golf wedgesWe’ve already alluded to how the RTX 6 ZipCore golf wedges from Cleveland have razor-sharp grooves on the clubface. The whole face structure includes laser-milled lines etched into it maximise spin, and the center of gravity has been placed behind the strike area to give the player a more consistent performance. Available in four different grinds, this wedge will give you the connection you’re looking for whether you’re hitting a bump-and-run or a flop shot.browse RTX 6 ZipCore wedges  >Should you feel you want even more forgiveness on your wedge shots, the CBX Full-Face 2 is a fantastic alternative. Featuring similarly sharp grooves, this wedge has a larger face size for a bigger contact area on the grooves. This structure makes the wedge feel pleasantly easy to strike the ball with. A new bounce chamber near the leading edge also helps reduce chunking the ball when hitting near the green. An excellent choice for a player with a higher handicap.browse CBX Full-Face 2 wedges  >Golf is a very challenging game, but the secret to success is getting lots of practice in with the right gear in your hands. If you think it’s time you sharpened up your game with some new golf wedges, we’re in the pro shop and ready to help you come to grips with some new kit.

As we’ve just mentioned, longer grass will also be a huge obstacle for a putter, and will most likely have your stroke dying against the grass before your club even makes contact with the ball.The latest Cleveland golf wedges are built to help prevent you from thinning your chip shots too. The face on the RTX 6 ZipCore wedges features rigid grooves to have you cutting through turf and popping the ball in the air with ease. Bump-and-runGaining confidence in your short game and owning your chip shots can be one of the most rewarding feelings in golf. Here’s a fact, if you can putt a golf ball, you can hit a bump and run with a golf wedge.Through making slight adjustments to your setup, you’ll be able to hit an easy, low wedge shot known as a bump-and-run. You’ll want to stand closer to the ball and position the shaft more vertically in your stance. Keep your arms straight as you swing through the ball with a pendulum movement.With pressure placed primarily on your left side, you’ll drive the ball forward to create the motion necessary to bounce the ball along the green. This is an excellent approach to chipping if you want to take away the problems faced with having different lengths of grass between the green and semi-rough. Cleveland golf wedgesWe’ve already alluded to how the RTX 6 ZipCore golf wedges from Cleveland have razor-sharp grooves on the clubface. The whole face structure includes laser-milled lines etched into it maximise spin, and the center of gravity has been placed behind the strike area to give the player a more consistent performance. Available in four different grinds, this wedge will give you the connection you’re looking for whether you’re hitting a bump-and-run or a flop shot.browse RTX 6 ZipCore wedges  >Should you feel you want even more forgiveness on your wedge shots, the CBX Full-Face 2 is a fantastic alternative. Featuring similarly sharp grooves, this wedge has a larger face size for a bigger contact area on the grooves. This structure makes the wedge feel pleasantly easy to strike the ball with. A new bounce chamber near the leading edge also helps reduce chunking the ball when hitting near the green. An excellent choice for a player with a higher handicap.browse CBX Full-Face 2 wedges  >Golf is a very challenging game, but the secret to success is getting lots of practice in with the right gear in your hands. If you think it’s time you sharpened up your game with some new golf wedges, we’re in the pro shop and ready to help you come to grips with some new kit.

We use cookies to provide visitors with the best possible experience on our website. These include analytics, and authentication cookies, which may also be used in our marketing efforts. Click the button to agree to the use of cookies or click ‘Settings’ to manage your preferences. Cookie Policy

Through making slight adjustments to your setup, you’ll be able to hit an easy, low wedge shot known as a bump-and-run. You’ll want to stand closer to the ball and position the shaft more vertically in your stance. Keep your arms straight as you swing through the ball with a pendulum movement.With pressure placed primarily on your left side, you’ll drive the ball forward to create the motion necessary to bounce the ball along the green. This is an excellent approach to chipping if you want to take away the problems faced with having different lengths of grass between the green and semi-rough. Cleveland golf wedgesWe’ve already alluded to how the RTX 6 ZipCore golf wedges from Cleveland have razor-sharp grooves on the clubface. The whole face structure includes laser-milled lines etched into it maximise spin, and the center of gravity has been placed behind the strike area to give the player a more consistent performance. Available in four different grinds, this wedge will give you the connection you’re looking for whether you’re hitting a bump-and-run or a flop shot.browse RTX 6 ZipCore wedges  >Should you feel you want even more forgiveness on your wedge shots, the CBX Full-Face 2 is a fantastic alternative. Featuring similarly sharp grooves, this wedge has a larger face size for a bigger contact area on the grooves. This structure makes the wedge feel pleasantly easy to strike the ball with. A new bounce chamber near the leading edge also helps reduce chunking the ball when hitting near the green. An excellent choice for a player with a higher handicap.browse CBX Full-Face 2 wedges  >Golf is a very challenging game, but the secret to success is getting lots of practice in with the right gear in your hands. If you think it’s time you sharpened up your game with some new golf wedges, we’re in the pro shop and ready to help you come to grips with some new kit.

Some golfers can’t get their feel just right when hitting soft chips, and as a result it’s easy to thin the ball, hitting it much harder than you intended without getting any height on your shot.It can be tempting to reach for your putter when you’re plagued with visions of thinning the ball. But a putter doesn’t cut well through thick grass, and you may well duff your putt short.Which would be your course of action if your shot was just off the green, a chip or a putt? Chip or putt?Hitting short chips can be a challenge, but reaching for the putter can give you a false sense of security. This is a club you use primarily for carefully controlled, soft strikes, so it can be very hard to measure how much power you’ll need away from the green.As we’ve just mentioned, longer grass will also be a huge obstacle for a putter, and will most likely have your stroke dying against the grass before your club even makes contact with the ball.The latest Cleveland golf wedges are built to help prevent you from thinning your chip shots too. The face on the RTX 6 ZipCore wedges features rigid grooves to have you cutting through turf and popping the ball in the air with ease. Bump-and-runGaining confidence in your short game and owning your chip shots can be one of the most rewarding feelings in golf. Here’s a fact, if you can putt a golf ball, you can hit a bump and run with a golf wedge.Through making slight adjustments to your setup, you’ll be able to hit an easy, low wedge shot known as a bump-and-run. You’ll want to stand closer to the ball and position the shaft more vertically in your stance. Keep your arms straight as you swing through the ball with a pendulum movement.With pressure placed primarily on your left side, you’ll drive the ball forward to create the motion necessary to bounce the ball along the green. This is an excellent approach to chipping if you want to take away the problems faced with having different lengths of grass between the green and semi-rough. Cleveland golf wedgesWe’ve already alluded to how the RTX 6 ZipCore golf wedges from Cleveland have razor-sharp grooves on the clubface. The whole face structure includes laser-milled lines etched into it maximise spin, and the center of gravity has been placed behind the strike area to give the player a more consistent performance. Available in four different grinds, this wedge will give you the connection you’re looking for whether you’re hitting a bump-and-run or a flop shot.browse RTX 6 ZipCore wedges  >Should you feel you want even more forgiveness on your wedge shots, the CBX Full-Face 2 is a fantastic alternative. Featuring similarly sharp grooves, this wedge has a larger face size for a bigger contact area on the grooves. This structure makes the wedge feel pleasantly easy to strike the ball with. A new bounce chamber near the leading edge also helps reduce chunking the ball when hitting near the green. An excellent choice for a player with a higher handicap.browse CBX Full-Face 2 wedges  >Golf is a very challenging game, but the secret to success is getting lots of practice in with the right gear in your hands. If you think it’s time you sharpened up your game with some new golf wedges, we’re in the pro shop and ready to help you come to grips with some new kit.

We’ve already alluded to how the RTX 6 ZipCore golf wedges from Cleveland have razor-sharp grooves on the clubface. The whole face structure includes laser-milled lines etched into it maximise spin, and the center of gravity has been placed behind the strike area to give the player a more consistent performance. Available in four different grinds, this wedge will give you the connection you’re looking for whether you’re hitting a bump-and-run or a flop shot.browse RTX 6 ZipCore wedges  >

Hitting short chips can be a challenge, but reaching for the putter can give you a false sense of security. This is a club you use primarily for carefully controlled, soft strikes, so it can be very hard to measure how much power you’ll need away from the green.As we’ve just mentioned, longer grass will also be a huge obstacle for a putter, and will most likely have your stroke dying against the grass before your club even makes contact with the ball.The latest Cleveland golf wedges are built to help prevent you from thinning your chip shots too. The face on the RTX 6 ZipCore wedges features rigid grooves to have you cutting through turf and popping the ball in the air with ease. Bump-and-runGaining confidence in your short game and owning your chip shots can be one of the most rewarding feelings in golf. Here’s a fact, if you can putt a golf ball, you can hit a bump and run with a golf wedge.Through making slight adjustments to your setup, you’ll be able to hit an easy, low wedge shot known as a bump-and-run. You’ll want to stand closer to the ball and position the shaft more vertically in your stance. Keep your arms straight as you swing through the ball with a pendulum movement.With pressure placed primarily on your left side, you’ll drive the ball forward to create the motion necessary to bounce the ball along the green. This is an excellent approach to chipping if you want to take away the problems faced with having different lengths of grass between the green and semi-rough. Cleveland golf wedgesWe’ve already alluded to how the RTX 6 ZipCore golf wedges from Cleveland have razor-sharp grooves on the clubface. The whole face structure includes laser-milled lines etched into it maximise spin, and the center of gravity has been placed behind the strike area to give the player a more consistent performance. Available in four different grinds, this wedge will give you the connection you’re looking for whether you’re hitting a bump-and-run or a flop shot.browse RTX 6 ZipCore wedges  >Should you feel you want even more forgiveness on your wedge shots, the CBX Full-Face 2 is a fantastic alternative. Featuring similarly sharp grooves, this wedge has a larger face size for a bigger contact area on the grooves. This structure makes the wedge feel pleasantly easy to strike the ball with. A new bounce chamber near the leading edge also helps reduce chunking the ball when hitting near the green. An excellent choice for a player with a higher handicap.browse CBX Full-Face 2 wedges  >Golf is a very challenging game, but the secret to success is getting lots of practice in with the right gear in your hands. If you think it’s time you sharpened up your game with some new golf wedges, we’re in the pro shop and ready to help you come to grips with some new kit.

How many times have you come up short of the green and thought you’d putt the ball rather than risk thinning a chip shot through the short grass?Chipping, and short game in general, is an aspect of the game that many golfers struggle with. It demands a softer touch and a discerning eye to judge the pace of a chip shot just right. It requires a lot of vision and creativity as there’s always more than one way to chip around the green.Some golfers can’t get their feel just right when hitting soft chips, and as a result it’s easy to thin the ball, hitting it much harder than you intended without getting any height on your shot.It can be tempting to reach for your putter when you’re plagued with visions of thinning the ball. But a putter doesn’t cut well through thick grass, and you may well duff your putt short.Which would be your course of action if your shot was just off the green, a chip or a putt? Chip or putt?Hitting short chips can be a challenge, but reaching for the putter can give you a false sense of security. This is a club you use primarily for carefully controlled, soft strikes, so it can be very hard to measure how much power you’ll need away from the green.As we’ve just mentioned, longer grass will also be a huge obstacle for a putter, and will most likely have your stroke dying against the grass before your club even makes contact with the ball.The latest Cleveland golf wedges are built to help prevent you from thinning your chip shots too. The face on the RTX 6 ZipCore wedges features rigid grooves to have you cutting through turf and popping the ball in the air with ease. Bump-and-runGaining confidence in your short game and owning your chip shots can be one of the most rewarding feelings in golf. Here’s a fact, if you can putt a golf ball, you can hit a bump and run with a golf wedge.Through making slight adjustments to your setup, you’ll be able to hit an easy, low wedge shot known as a bump-and-run. You’ll want to stand closer to the ball and position the shaft more vertically in your stance. Keep your arms straight as you swing through the ball with a pendulum movement.With pressure placed primarily on your left side, you’ll drive the ball forward to create the motion necessary to bounce the ball along the green. This is an excellent approach to chipping if you want to take away the problems faced with having different lengths of grass between the green and semi-rough. Cleveland golf wedgesWe’ve already alluded to how the RTX 6 ZipCore golf wedges from Cleveland have razor-sharp grooves on the clubface. The whole face structure includes laser-milled lines etched into it maximise spin, and the center of gravity has been placed behind the strike area to give the player a more consistent performance. Available in four different grinds, this wedge will give you the connection you’re looking for whether you’re hitting a bump-and-run or a flop shot.browse RTX 6 ZipCore wedges  >Should you feel you want even more forgiveness on your wedge shots, the CBX Full-Face 2 is a fantastic alternative. Featuring similarly sharp grooves, this wedge has a larger face size for a bigger contact area on the grooves. This structure makes the wedge feel pleasantly easy to strike the ball with. A new bounce chamber near the leading edge also helps reduce chunking the ball when hitting near the green. An excellent choice for a player with a higher handicap.browse CBX Full-Face 2 wedges  >Golf is a very challenging game, but the secret to success is getting lots of practice in with the right gear in your hands. If you think it’s time you sharpened up your game with some new golf wedges, we’re in the pro shop and ready to help you come to grips with some new kit.

Bump-and-runGaining confidence in your short game and owning your chip shots can be one of the most rewarding feelings in golf. Here’s a fact, if you can putt a golf ball, you can hit a bump and run with a golf wedge.Through making slight adjustments to your setup, you’ll be able to hit an easy, low wedge shot known as a bump-and-run. You’ll want to stand closer to the ball and position the shaft more vertically in your stance. Keep your arms straight as you swing through the ball with a pendulum movement.With pressure placed primarily on your left side, you’ll drive the ball forward to create the motion necessary to bounce the ball along the green. This is an excellent approach to chipping if you want to take away the problems faced with having different lengths of grass between the green and semi-rough. Cleveland golf wedgesWe’ve already alluded to how the RTX 6 ZipCore golf wedges from Cleveland have razor-sharp grooves on the clubface. The whole face structure includes laser-milled lines etched into it maximise spin, and the center of gravity has been placed behind the strike area to give the player a more consistent performance. Available in four different grinds, this wedge will give you the connection you’re looking for whether you’re hitting a bump-and-run or a flop shot.browse RTX 6 ZipCore wedges  >Should you feel you want even more forgiveness on your wedge shots, the CBX Full-Face 2 is a fantastic alternative. Featuring similarly sharp grooves, this wedge has a larger face size for a bigger contact area on the grooves. This structure makes the wedge feel pleasantly easy to strike the ball with. A new bounce chamber near the leading edge also helps reduce chunking the ball when hitting near the green. An excellent choice for a player with a higher handicap.browse CBX Full-Face 2 wedges  >Golf is a very challenging game, but the secret to success is getting lots of practice in with the right gear in your hands. If you think it’s time you sharpened up your game with some new golf wedges, we’re in the pro shop and ready to help you come to grips with some new kit.

Performance cookies are used to see how visitors use the website, eg. analytics cookies. Those cookies cannot be used to directly identify a certain visitor.NameHostDurationDescription_gawww.clubfitgolf.co.uk1 year 1 monthThis cookie name is associated with Google Universal Analytics - which is a significant update to Google's more commonly used analytics service. This cookie is used to distinguish unique users by assigning a randomly generated number as a client identifier. It is included in each page request in a site and used to calculate visitor, session and campaign data for the sites analytics reports._gidwww.clubfitgolf.co.uk1 dayThis cookie is set by Google Analytics. It stores and update a unique value for each page visited and is used to count and track pageviews._ga_Z6F6C858LYwww.clubfitgolf.co.uk1 year 1 monthThis cookie is used by Google Analytics to persist session state._hjSessionUserwww.clubfitgolf.co.uk1 year_hjSessionwww.clubfitgolf.co.ukSession

The saying ‘work smarter, not harder’ jumps to mind when thinking about hitting wedges in summer, but from which of these would you fancy taking on the pin?

Cleveland golf wedgesWe’ve already alluded to how the RTX 6 ZipCore golf wedges from Cleveland have razor-sharp grooves on the clubface. The whole face structure includes laser-milled lines etched into it maximise spin, and the center of gravity has been placed behind the strike area to give the player a more consistent performance. Available in four different grinds, this wedge will give you the connection you’re looking for whether you’re hitting a bump-and-run or a flop shot.browse RTX 6 ZipCore wedges  >Should you feel you want even more forgiveness on your wedge shots, the CBX Full-Face 2 is a fantastic alternative. Featuring similarly sharp grooves, this wedge has a larger face size for a bigger contact area on the grooves. This structure makes the wedge feel pleasantly easy to strike the ball with. A new bounce chamber near the leading edge also helps reduce chunking the ball when hitting near the green. An excellent choice for a player with a higher handicap.browse CBX Full-Face 2 wedges  >Golf is a very challenging game, but the secret to success is getting lots of practice in with the right gear in your hands. If you think it’s time you sharpened up your game with some new golf wedges, we’re in the pro shop and ready to help you come to grips with some new kit.

Which would be your course of action if your shot was just off the green, a chip or a putt? Chip or putt?Hitting short chips can be a challenge, but reaching for the putter can give you a false sense of security. This is a club you use primarily for carefully controlled, soft strikes, so it can be very hard to measure how much power you’ll need away from the green.As we’ve just mentioned, longer grass will also be a huge obstacle for a putter, and will most likely have your stroke dying against the grass before your club even makes contact with the ball.The latest Cleveland golf wedges are built to help prevent you from thinning your chip shots too. The face on the RTX 6 ZipCore wedges features rigid grooves to have you cutting through turf and popping the ball in the air with ease. Bump-and-runGaining confidence in your short game and owning your chip shots can be one of the most rewarding feelings in golf. Here’s a fact, if you can putt a golf ball, you can hit a bump and run with a golf wedge.Through making slight adjustments to your setup, you’ll be able to hit an easy, low wedge shot known as a bump-and-run. You’ll want to stand closer to the ball and position the shaft more vertically in your stance. Keep your arms straight as you swing through the ball with a pendulum movement.With pressure placed primarily on your left side, you’ll drive the ball forward to create the motion necessary to bounce the ball along the green. This is an excellent approach to chipping if you want to take away the problems faced with having different lengths of grass between the green and semi-rough. Cleveland golf wedgesWe’ve already alluded to how the RTX 6 ZipCore golf wedges from Cleveland have razor-sharp grooves on the clubface. The whole face structure includes laser-milled lines etched into it maximise spin, and the center of gravity has been placed behind the strike area to give the player a more consistent performance. Available in four different grinds, this wedge will give you the connection you’re looking for whether you’re hitting a bump-and-run or a flop shot.browse RTX 6 ZipCore wedges  >Should you feel you want even more forgiveness on your wedge shots, the CBX Full-Face 2 is a fantastic alternative. Featuring similarly sharp grooves, this wedge has a larger face size for a bigger contact area on the grooves. This structure makes the wedge feel pleasantly easy to strike the ball with. A new bounce chamber near the leading edge also helps reduce chunking the ball when hitting near the green. An excellent choice for a player with a higher handicap.browse CBX Full-Face 2 wedges  >Golf is a very challenging game, but the secret to success is getting lots of practice in with the right gear in your hands. If you think it’s time you sharpened up your game with some new golf wedges, we’re in the pro shop and ready to help you come to grips with some new kit.

Should you feel you want even more forgiveness on your wedge shots, the CBX Full-Face 2 is a fantastic alternative. Featuring similarly sharp grooves, this wedge has a larger face size for a bigger contact area on the grooves. This structure makes the wedge feel pleasantly easy to strike the ball with. A new bounce chamber near the leading edge also helps reduce chunking the ball when hitting near the green. An excellent choice for a player with a higher handicap.browse CBX Full-Face 2 wedges  >

With pressure placed primarily on your left side, you’ll drive the ball forward to create the motion necessary to bounce the ball along the green. This is an excellent approach to chipping if you want to take away the problems faced with having different lengths of grass between the green and semi-rough. Cleveland golf wedgesWe’ve already alluded to how the RTX 6 ZipCore golf wedges from Cleveland have razor-sharp grooves on the clubface. The whole face structure includes laser-milled lines etched into it maximise spin, and the center of gravity has been placed behind the strike area to give the player a more consistent performance. Available in four different grinds, this wedge will give you the connection you’re looking for whether you’re hitting a bump-and-run or a flop shot.browse RTX 6 ZipCore wedges  >Should you feel you want even more forgiveness on your wedge shots, the CBX Full-Face 2 is a fantastic alternative. Featuring similarly sharp grooves, this wedge has a larger face size for a bigger contact area on the grooves. This structure makes the wedge feel pleasantly easy to strike the ball with. A new bounce chamber near the leading edge also helps reduce chunking the ball when hitting near the green. An excellent choice for a player with a higher handicap.browse CBX Full-Face 2 wedges  >Golf is a very challenging game, but the secret to success is getting lots of practice in with the right gear in your hands. If you think it’s time you sharpened up your game with some new golf wedges, we’re in the pro shop and ready to help you come to grips with some new kit.

Chipping can be frustrating. Thankfully, we have multiple wedges in the bag for all different greenside scenarios. But are you using yours correctly?

Golf is a very challenging game, but the secret to success is getting lots of practice in with the right gear in your hands. If you think it’s time you sharpened up your game with some new golf wedges, we’re in the pro shop and ready to help you come to grips with some new kit.