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Wedgewood Golf Approach Clubs

Wedgewood Golf Approach Clubs


Description
Billed as "powerful hybrid technology" ...the WedgeWood offers the accuracy, trajectory and stopping power of an iron with the power and stability of a wood.



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Review Date
August 1, 2008

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 5 of 5

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Reviewed by: Deerhunter49 ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
special 38 degree 7/ now selling

Summary:
I was researching golf clubs via internet/glof channel. I have been paying particular attention to the approach with irons and the divots made by pros. the 7 iron special by wedgewood has a leading edge, (f2), which creates a divot, lifts the ball and has it land pertty close to the the flag. I wish I would have researched more before I purchased my typical flat base irons. This technology will change the way most of us play golf. I agree with similiar posts if you struggle with iron shots, these clubs will help you lose 10-20 strokes. Take my advice and invest with at least the special 7 iron for $39.00. Then gradually get a 30%, and then a 22% and 40 % or some variation. I am going to as soon as I sell my callaways.


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Review Date
October 26, 2007

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 5 of 5

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Reviewed by: click_plop ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Wedgewood Silver Set

Summary:
Great hybrid clubs for golfers who stuggle with hitting their typical irons consistantly. No shanking anymore! Higher flight with added power.

Customer Service:
I ordered the clubs directly from wedgewoodgolf.com and received my new set in 3 days!


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Review Date
July 10, 2006

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 2 of 5

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Reviewed by: R. Hammell ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
Wedgewwod long, mid.

Summary:
Bought these 2 years ago and all my fairway shots hook drastically. They are now in the garage. Good idea, but not for me.



Review Date
September 19, 2002

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

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 5 of 5

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Reviewed by: Chazman ,  Shoots in the 80s , from Surprise Arizona

Model Reviewed:
Wedgewoods

Summary:
These clubs are heaven sent for anyone having trouble with thier irons.

I have been playing with a bag full of fairway woods and dreaded even using an 8 iron.

I now have the long (3-4) mid (5-6) short (7-8) and the wedge (9-PW) in my bag along with my driver, three fairway woods and 3 conventional wedges.

I have never hit so many greens in regulation, or chip so well as I have using these clubs.



Review Date
June 21, 2001

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

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 5 of 5

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Reviewed by: Jan Just ,  Shoot in the 90s , from Cary,Il

Model Reviewed:
Wedgewood short (7-8)

Summary:
"Great" After a season of of the shanks
I can finally approach the green with confidence. Scores went down as did hdcp.

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