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• Dexterity: LEFT HAND RIGHT HAND
• Bounce:
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  Bounce option tooltip

  Wedge bounce is the angle created between the leading edge and the lowest point of the sole or trailing edge. This is the area of the club that hits through the ground as it strikes the ball. The greater the bounce degree, the higher the leading edge is off the surface at address.

  Having the proper bounce promotes optimal contact, control and ball spin.

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  S GRIND T GRIND
• Loft:
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  Loft option tooltip

  Loft is the primary factor in the golf balls trajectory. The greater the loft, the higher the ball flight will be.

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  50° 52° 54° 56° 58° 59° 60° 62°
• Shaft:
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  Shaft option tooltip

  The golf shaft uses the centrifugal force of the swing to generate clubhead speed for striking the golf ball. By picking the correct shaft type to match your swing speed, you'll add distance, consistency and performance to your game.

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  ALTA CB SLATE (+ £10.00) ALTA DISTANZA BLACK 40 (+ £10.00) AWT 2.0 DYNAMIC GOLD DYNAMIC GOLD 105 DYNAMIC GOLD 120 ELEVATE 95 KBS TOUR NIPPON PRO MODUS TOUR 105 PROJECT X LS UST RECOILL 760 ES SMAC (+ £10.00) UST RECOILL 780 ES SMAC (+ £10.00) Z-Z115 WEDGE
• Flex:
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  Flex option tooltip

  The flex determines a shaft’s ability to bend during a swing, affecting clubhead speed, distance and control.

  Which flex you use will depends on the type of swing you have. Beginners and those with less powerful swings tend to use a shaft with greater flexibility to create more clubhead speed. However, if a player has a high swing speed, they will require a stiffer shaft with less flex.

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  6 6.5 A FLEX R300 REGULAR S300 SOFT REGULAR SOFT REGULAR LITE STIFF WEDGE FLEX X100 X-STIFF
• Shaft Length Adjustment:
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  Shaft length tooltip

  Getting the correct shaft length benefits you in several ways. We are all different in height and our wrist to floor measurements. Having the wrong length shafts can hinder your address position, stop the clubhead sitting correctly at address & impact and cause lack of accuracy and consistency.

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  -0.5" -1.5" -1" -2" +0.5" +1.5" +1" +2" STANDARD
• Lie Angle:
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  Lie angle tooltip

  Lie angle is a factor that affects the accuracy of golf shots. Golfers who use clubs whose lie angles don't fit their body types and/or golf swings are costing themselves strokes. Too upright and the heel strikes the turf first closing the clubface, while too flat and the toe makes contact first opening the clubface.

  An “off the shelf” set has a standard lie angle and you can usually choose between ½” and 1” increments upright or flat to custom fit the club to you.

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  BLACK DOT STANDARD LIE ANGLE BLUE DOT 1 DEGREE UPRIGHT BROWN DOT 3 DEGREE FLAT GOLD DOT 4 DEGREE FLAT GREEN DOT 2 DEGREE UPRIGHT MAROON DOT 5 DEGREE UPRIGHT ORANGE DOT 2 DEGREE FLAT RED DOT 1 DEGREE FLAT SILVER DOT 4 DEGREE UPRIGHT WHITE DOT 3 DEGREE UPRIGHT
• Ping Grip:
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  Grip option tooltip

  The style of the grip is more often a personal choice but choosing the correct thickness can vastly improve your ball striking and accuracy. We all have different sized hands so take this into account when building your perfect club.

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  GOLF PRIDE TOUR VELVET RED GOLF PRIDE TOUR VELVET WHITE GOLF PRIDE TOUR VELVET AQUA GOLF PRIDE TOUR VELVET BLUE GOLF PRIDE TOUR VELVET CORD GOLD GOLF PRIDE TOUR VELVET CORD WHITE GOLF PRIDE TOUR VELVET GOLD GOLF PRIDE TOUR VELVET ORANGE
• Grip Thickness:
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  Grip thickness tooltip

  Choosing the correct thickness can vastly improve your ball striking and accuracy. If the grip is too thin your hands will over-rotate resulting in a pull or draw. If the grip is too thick it limits movement of the wrists, leading to a push or fade.

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  +1 LAYER OF TAPE +2 LAYER OF TAPE +3 LAYER OF TAPE STANDARD