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Our journey down through the bag arrives near the green, as we take a look at the wide array of wedges promising to help you make or save your score.

Twenty wedges: Ping Tour W, Callaway X Forged Vintage, Srixon Forged WG-706, Vega RAFW-03, Titleist Vokey Spin Milled, Mizuno MX Series, MacGregor Pro, Cleveland CG12 DSG, Yonex Cyberstar T-1, Nike SV Tour, Lynx Hallmark, MD Golf NV Drew, Benross Innovator, Ben Hogan Sure Out, Wilson Staff Tw7, Ram Zebra GM, Howson Attacker, Ben Sayers M2, Hippo Houdini, Petron HF Series Gun Metal.
One tester: Neil Tappin

GM’s Neil Tappin splashes, chips and pitches his way through all 20 clubs to find his three favourites at prices to suit all.

Total confidence in your wedges is critical to scoring well, as you’ll need them to help you get it close anywhere inside 100 yards, around the greens and from the sand. Check out Neil Tappin’s three favourites from our big Gear Guide test day

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In golf, the old standard for organizing clubs entails putting the shorter clubs in the first slot of the bag, the middle irons in the middle brackets and the big clubs in the back. Find out where to place putters and hybrids in a Golf Bag with help from a Class A member of the PGA of America in this free video on organizing Golf Clubs.

Expert: Kevin Battersby
Contact: www.battersbygolf.com
Bio: Kevin Battersby’s affiliation with the PGA of America began in 1985, and he was elected as a Class A member in 1998.
Filmmaker: Paul Muller

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Golf Life and Hitgolf.com present a golf club review of the G10 Hybrid club from Ping. Built with 17-4 stainless steel, the G10 also features ten internal ribs in the club’s crown to ensure a solid feel and sound. Learn more at http://www.pinggolf.com and find more great video online at http://www.hitgolf.com.

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GolfShots™ Video of Novo Sancti Petri Golf Club in the Cadiz province of Spain from Golf de la Luz (UK) Ltd — the leader in golf holidays to the Costa de la Luz, Spain and the Eastern Algarve of Portugal. For more details contact Golf de la Luz on +44 (0)800 011 2520 or see www.golfdelaluz.com

The golf complex at Novo Sancti Petri is steeped in heritage with the original 18 holes designed by Seve Ballesteros. This course was extended to 36 holes by Robert Trent Jones Senior and there are now 54 holes with the addition of the Campano course. This makes Novo Sancti Petri the second largest golf complex in Spain meaning it has something for everyone.
The club house has extensive facilities as you might expect with two large restaurants. However, Novo is not just a holiday course; the club has a thriving local section boasting 385 members.
This venue is hugely popular with learners and welcomes golf school groups from all over Europe. There are numerous practice areas, a par three course and 10 multilingual PGA teaching pros.
The location is close to the many unspoilt beaches around Chiclana but boasts a well served urban area with plenty of accommodation options including the Golf de la Luz partner hotel the Vincci Resort Costa Golf.

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I just want to understand the differences between clubs to get some golf basics.

CC stand for Cubic Centimeters. This is how the volume of a driver head is measured. The USGA has set the maximum volume at 460 cc. The irons and fariway woods will have numbers assigned to them, usually from 3 to 9. The higher the number, the higher the loft. Wedges will have letters like P for pitching wedge, G for gap wedge, S for sand wedge or L for lob wedge. The wedges may also be marked with the degree of loft, like 56 or 60 degrees.