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The Ping Pro Glide Forged wedge with its compact 8620 carbon steel forged head and precision-machined grooves will give you the predictable and consistent results you're looking for. Its new face finish increases friction for increased spin and its different grades and sole options will fit your game like a Glove.
Technologies:
Technologies:
- PING engineers have worked with Tour pro players and brand ambassadors on the design of the Glide Forged Pro, achieving a wedge with great accuracy and consistency on shots around the green.
- Compact Profile and Design: The forged 8620 carbon steel head is smaller from toe to heel, and offers a more compact profile that provides the confidence needed to execute any type of shot with maximum versatility and desired results.
- Friction Face: A new face treatment, combined with a precision milled face and grooves, adds texture to the impact zone creating friction and more interaction between the club and ball for higher spin and lower launch angles. The 2.0 hydro-pearl chrome finish ensures consistent results from water and from the rough.
- Eye2 59º Toe: The face profile of the PING EYE2 wedge inspired the S 59º sole option, which is distinguished by the iconic accent toe design popularized by Karsten Solheim in the 1980s. It features an integrated collar and a more traditional sole design with approximately 1.5º less bounce than other S soles in other grades.
- Tailored to Your Game: Two sole options, S and T in multiple grades, expand the options to offer a wedge tailored to your angle of attack and most common playing conditions.
Guide to choose your Wedge
If you have a sharp or flat attack with the ball, live in a place with a lot of rain or the fairways where you play are very hard, the wegde is the perfect choice for your game.
Most sets of irons usually include a wedge, usually the pitch but many players want to expand their range of wedges and choose their own club. Para so you should consider the following features when making your decision
- WEDGE LOFT
- Pitch (PW): generally included in iron sets, it is the next highest loft club after the 9-iron. It usually has a loft between 46º and 50º and is used in long shots at green.
- Approach (AW): with a lighter loft between 50º-55º, they cover the existing needs between a pitch and the wedge sand.
- Arena (WA): usually used in bunker play due to their high rebound, they reach 100 yards and have a loft between 54º and 58º.
- Lob Wedge (LW): they throw the ball very high in short distances and are usually between 56º and 60º lofts although they can exceed 64º.
- REBOUND ANGLE
Here we refer to the curved part on the sole of the wedge that will allow the head to bounce out of the sand without getting caught.
The highest bounce we can find is 18º and we can conclude that the higher the bounce angle, the higher the shots.- Low bounce: perfect for shots from tight positions and thick grass conditions. The lower the bounce of the wegde, the easier it will be to shoot high and the softer the landing. They are perfect for low lofts with the pitch and are used for longer approach shots.
- Standard bounce: ideal for almost all conditions and players as they are very versatile wedges with a slightly higher angle of attack than most.
- High bounce: designed for play off the turf and sand, with a wider flange and a higher bounce angle that prevents cavation.
Para golfers with high angles are perfect for this type of wedges.
- FINISHES
In general, the wegde finish is purely aesthetic rather than functional although in the case of finishes such as matte, they do not help to reduce light reflection on the club and those with natural finishes are designed primarily to prevent corrosion.
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