what is the "degree" of the pitching wedge and sand wedge
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Hi RonThe a12os is a great set. I own one and am enjoying them. There is no SW, only a PW & a GW The pitch wedge is a 45 degree & the gap is a 49Hope this answers your question
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It's at a constant 25 degree or so angle so not completely flat. The pad is flexible so it cradles them. Our baby loves it. I would highly recommend!
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I don't have an answer for you BUT the telephone number on Radar Pitching Trainer web site is the owner and inventor of this product direct number GOOD LUCK
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They have no cavity back like a pitching wedge iron, they look like the Cleveland cg wedges. I've been playing them for 2 or 3 years now and I would say they have a very open face. I usually end up using the 60 out of the sand. The bounce is actually really good. For the price of these, you can't go wrong. Good luck.
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Mine is maxed out and I would say between 60-65 yards at a low angle with a single. I would say about 50-55 with doubles. The left one tends to fly farther and lower while the right throws higher and shorter with doubles.
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I had the clubs checked out at the golf shop. Was told they were for a person 5,5. And several of the clubs were the same. The pitching wedge and the 8ire were the same. I would not buy these clubs.
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A 4-SW set should include a 4,5,6,7,8,9,PW,and sand wedge at least. We do not sell this configuration but an AW would be included if we did. Thank you,-Dylan
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The wedges are all the same width and length. The difference comes in how much lift you need to even your leg length. You peel a layer off the lift wedge to meet your needs. There are three depths to choose from.
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It's pretty easy to calculate the angle of any foam wedge if you have the dimensions. First, divide the wedge height by the length (12/24=0.5). Then, take that result and use a website, calculator, or Excel to calculate the arctangent (arctan) in degrees (for example, http://www.calculatorsoup.com/calculators/trigonometry/inversetrigonometricfunctions.php). The arctangent of 0.5 is about 27 degrees.See, high-school trigonometry is actually useful!
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We use 24" LED screens and we typically don't tip them more than 10-15 degrees. It appears that the ball joint will handle a 30 degee pitch, but it looks like the edge of our monitors would hit the upright post before you got to 30 degree tilt. (not very scientific, but hope it helps).
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The strong center spot is about +-2.5 degrees. The outer weaker spot is about +-45 degrees.
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Not sure the degree but it has three reclining options. Two for rear facing and one for forward.
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The set comes with a P-Wedge and an A-wedge. The approach wedge is close to 52 dgr maybe closer to 54. Hope this helps.
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My Callaway FT Irons are 6-30 degree, 7-34 degree. This being a 31 degree club I would say it is a 6 iron. If you have adams clubs, this would probably be closer to their 32 degree 7 iron.
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The bench has a -15 degree decline position, 0 degree flat position and approximately 25, 45, 60 and 75 degree incline positions. The 75 degree position is almost fully vertical but not quite. Hope this helps. Craig Z.
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There is a crank for the Shute angle. The throw height is adjustable by a lever
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Mine say slope edition in the same label area that says tour V3. Also when you look through the view finder there is a second line of info. It contain two spaces a degree symbol an arrow and then 3 more spaces. This is where you find the degree of rise or decent and what the distance should actually play like. i.e. 150 yards (top line) 1 degree (up or down down) will play like its actually 135 yards