Is the 56 degree a true sandwedge with an open face / high bounce or is it just a normal wedge with a 56 degree loft?
1724628
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.
1724629
It's a 56 degree wedge, but I use it as my sandwedge and have no problems getting it out..
1724630
It doesn't have a high bounce, BUT I use it in the traps and it works just fine. I have skulked a few but thats probably user error.
163332
Club Loft Lie Angle#3 19° 61°#4 22° 61.5°#5 25° 62°#6 28° 62.5°#7 32° 63°#8 36° 63.5°#9 40° 64°PW 45° 64.5°AW 50° 64.5°SW 55° 64.5°LW 60° 64.5°
960781
Yes, 9.5 - 11.5 degree with the option of closed, neutral, and open. Swings very easy and will perform well if you will let the club do what it's supposed to do.
775276
i'm 5'9 and 72 years old. I have the RBZ driver, an RBZ 5 wood and two RBZ hybrids, at 22 degree and 26 degree. I love the RBZ woods and driver. I also have senior shafts on all of them and think they make a big difference.
1302174
Although the Orlimar IRS Hybrid Irons can be purchased as a set (3-PW & SW), you can purchase the hybrid irons "individually". To answer your question, Orlimar does make the IRS Hybrid Irons in lofts higher than 35 degrees, i.e., 39 degree (8 iron), 43 degree (9 iron), 47 degree (PW iron), and 56 degree (SW iron). You can go to the Orlimar home page for further information (orlimar.com). Also, you might want to visit the Thomas Golf home page for other hybrid irons. If you still have any questions, post your message.
565292
No sand, it's filled with air (comes with a pump) I love it. I use it for Pilates and core workouts mainly. It's pretty sturdy I'm 160lbs and it doesn't sink. Hope this helps!
1973695
yes it does. 180 degrees you will not be disappointed with great deal for price
1868617
Swings and stays open, BUT DOES NOT LAY FLAT! MORE THAN 90 DEGREES! BUT LESS THAN 180 DEGREES. Sorry
838382
The photo was taken at an odd angle. This particular umbrella is round, and just meets the new height and diameter limits at Myrtle Beach. We used two umbrellas which mostly kept our 8 chairs shaded all day. We saw an average of two other styles per day end up in the trash barrels, but this umbrella is easy to close if you are leaving your "encampment" for any length of time. We did not have any wind damage and will use these again!
2117511
Without sitting in front of the yoke to measure the actual turn angle, I would say it's pretty close to a full 90 degrees. I just haven't really paid that much attention to it....
1808044
i believe it is 180 degrees. Thats what it is on the one i bought. hope this helps
1756163
We used the foam cove wedges. I would highly recommend them. Don't see how you could put sand on top of the pad.
1418071
Yes, it opens to about 120 degrees...so, it can seem to be in the way and you can walk into it thinking you'll swing it further open at the last moment!
421158
I'm not sure on the length of the club, but I'm 6'1 and I'd say it's normal length. As for the loft, I'm thinking it's around 11 maybe 12 degrees, I tend to hit it very high.
871575
BigShot, It is only 6 feet deep in the middle. It could actually be placed in the corner of a yard or fence. With a similar width and height I have found it plenty big to hit any club. With the high lofted wedges you may need to set up a little closer to the net, unless you hit the flopidopolis like Phil the thrill! Good net, i highly recommend it. it is my second net. The first one (made by another co.) ripped apart after several of our windy storms. To prevent that happening this time secured it with additional spikes and rope. You may want to do the same regardless of your net choice.
1121923
there are charts on most golf web sites that will tell you that. My guess is that 17-18 degrees would be a five wood
479460
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.