Gap wedges, virtually a must for tour pros, can greatly benefit everyday players By Derek Evers March 25, 2014 ...

Every golfer thinks they know which club is costing them the most shots. Most will point to the driver that sprays two ...

In this week's Q&A, I'll let you know how to find the sweet spot on your driver and how to fill the wedge gap.

Of course, that doesn’t mean stronger-lofted irons are for everyone. Golf is never a one-club-fits-all proposition. Slower ...

The gap wedges (50 and 52 degrees) have grooves with a 20-degree sidewall, which is similar to the shape found in most irons, because golfers will tend to hit these clubs from the fairway.