The latest edition of GOLF's Fully Equipped mailbag takes a look at the benefits of blade and set pitching wedges.

The latest edition of GOLF's Fully Equipped mailbag looks at the most common pitching wedge used in the pro ranks.

Almost all iron sets come with a pitching wedge, so many players grow comfortable with the standard 52-degree (or less) pitching wedge before they ever pick up one of its more lofted counterparts ...

Use your pitching wedge as an ice scraper for your windshield. Use your range finder to measure the distance to the refrigerator. Use your spikes for extra traction while shoveling.

Frazier’s Vokey Wedge Experience is a two-hour clinic and fitting experience that welcomes a dozen members to three stations, including chipping/pitching, bunker play and custom fitting.

A gap wedge (usually 50 to 52 degrees) can be important because it bridges the distance gap between your traditional pitching wedge and sand wedge. But should that gap wedge match your irons or ...

Understanding how golfers of different skill levels use their wedges can highlight where your setup might need adjusting.

Stronger-lofted irons are popular, so Titleist is making a stronger-lofted pitching wedge available to recreational golfers.

Walker switched his lob and sand wedges to the fifth-generation Vokey SM5 models after they debuted last year, but has stuck with the SM4 pitching wedge. It was introduced in 2012 with a suggested ...