milkfisher

Hey thought maybe one of you knowledgable golfers can give me a hand.

Ive got a set of Lynx black cats irons. it has 2 wedges, P and D can someone tell me what the D stands for and What the loft might be? Ive also seen an E wedge whats that? Thanks for your help in advance.

Prea

Well, E-wedge is just another name for a Pitching wedge. The only thing that I can think of for a D-wedge is a danger wedge which is for getting out of the worst situations.

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canadian_husker

d wedge = dual wedge

http://www.leaderboard.com/glossary_dualwedge

Prea

^^Good Find.

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JTingly

What do you think would be the better? Dual or Pitching?

Prea

I would stick to pitching.

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JTingly

Why just cause it "flies" farther?

Prea

Because, imo, it is the most versitile.

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white_tiger_137

Some people carry both

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canadian_husker

most literature says that beginners should have a gap wedge and a sand wedge to go with their pitching wedge. better players replace the gap with a lob wedge, but the lob wedge is hard for high handicappers to hit (which i am finding out first hand)