46° "Pitching" Steel Shaft

Usage - Types of Shots:  Pitching wedges are not surprisingly used for “pitch” shots and “chip” shots, where less than full swings are used to hit relatively low trajectory wedge shots from shorter distances - probably 10 to 45 yards - situations where these partial shots will land and roll out for some distance with minimum ball spin (for a wedge).  Pitches and chips are played from grassy lies of all types - from rough to tight lies.  The Renegar Golf utility-patented sole even adds the option of playing the dreaded long bunker shot with these clubs.  And they effectively double as the #10 iron compliment to your set of irons when used with a full swing. Essentials/Why:  Because most of us miss most of the greens in most of our rounds of golf, it is essential for any serious player to have a complete arsenal of short game shots (and clubs) - ready to address any short game situation - regardless of your skill level.  Pitch and chip shot situations occur quite frequently in golf, as they are the first choice for recovery from a missed green (and require the least skill and consistency to execute), where there remains sufficient green between the flag and edge of the green to allow the ball to land and roll.  Most irons sets will have a “set-matching” pitching wedge, but it will not offer you the playing versatility of our patented “pitching” wedge. Build Configuration Details:  All Renegar Golf Rx14 wedges come standard with either the KBS Wedge steel shaft or our Renegar DTS Tour Control graphite shaft - both developed specifically for wedge play, but they are better than conventional irons shafts on full swings too.  Both shaft choices (steel and graphite) are nearly identical in playing characteristics, weight, shaft flex, and design.  Our steel-shafted Rx14 comes standard with our “dusty chrome” plated finish, and our graphite-shafted clubs are standard with our black SQ nitride finish.  All of our wedges come standard with our Lamkin-Renegar EPDM wedges grip for better performance in delicate short game situations, where maximum feel and control are essential.  These components have already been custom designed and optimized for wedge play.  No further custom shaft or grip choices are offered with the Rx14.  And, of course, all lofts of our wedges come standard with our utility-patented sole contour.   Specifications:  All Renegar Golf wedges share the same “single set specifications” (so they will feel and perform identically in your hands), with their designated lofts being the singular differentiation.  Consistent specifications are:  Length = 35.5 inches, Lie Angles = 63.5 Degrees, Swing Weights = D-6 (D-5 graphite), Total Static Weight = 450 Grams, and our Shaft Stiffness is a Strong Regular Wedge Flex. Full Swing Distances:  The full swing maximum distance you hit our wedges will depend primarily upon your swing speed and impact vectors (and of course what specific lofts you choose).  The table below suggests some yardage possibilities for what your distances might be.  Your distances will surely vary.  (Rule of Thumb:  You can expect 2-3 yards difference in distance for each degree of loft change.)                             Slower Swinger     Average     Hard Hitter  46-48 Pitch           89                            113                 140 50-52 Gap             81                            102                 125 54-56 Sand           73                             91                   110 58-60 Lob              65                            80                     95 Set Recommendations:  The options we offer the player are many with our 8 Rx14 lofts, but some good generalizations are helpful.  Loft differences between clubs for your wedge set should be 4-6 degrees and as evenly spaced as possible.  Four-Wedge sets we would recommend would include 46/50/54/58 or 48/52/56/60.  Three wedge sets might include the 46/52/58 and 48/54/60 combinations.  Obviously, other combinations are possible, and the choices are all yours. Pricing:       $145 - “Dusty Chrome” finish, KBS Wedge steel shaft, and Lamkin grip.