It is very essential to check whether the wedge size essentially suits the existing set of irons when a Golf player is on the game. The Golf player has to check the swing weight and length to assure that the wedge fits the set to produce greatest incremental distance control and greatest feel on their Golf clubs.
The best method to check the iron length is to line up the ferrules of the players club on a straight edge table. Generally there will be a difference of half inch on all the clubs throughout the pitching wedge. The next step is to measure the length with a gap, a 60 degree lob wedge and sand. The pitching iron should be half inch longer than the gap and the sand should be half inch shorter than the gap, and the lob with the same size as the sand. The sand and the lob should be heavier than the pitching and gap irons.
