There are many players who are new to the Golf Showdown game. Everyone is curious about the functions of wedges. In order to make it easier for everyone to check, what I bring today is the explanation of the function of the dueling golf wedge. I hope you like it.
In the game, scooping is applied to fairways and green edges. Because its yardage value is really small, when the ball lands near the green, the system will usually automatically switch to a wedge.
Wedges are generally used to hit the ball near the green and chip the ball into the hole. Because it is so close to the hole, almost all wedges can hit the ball onto the green under the same circumstances. Therefore, when choosing a wedge, you can directly PASS the power attribute of the wedge. Players also have the opportunity to use wedges to chip the ball directly into the hole. When chipping the ball into the hole at close range, the first thing to consider is the guide rail of the rod. Within the reach of the yardage, if you want to put the ball into the hole, you need a visible extension line to guide the trajectory of the ball to ensure that the ball will not miss and go directly into the hole. The second thing to consider is the topspin and backstring of the club. Topspin is so that after adjusting the first landing point of the ball, the ball can continue to roll forward into the hole according to the increased topspin. When very close to the hole, some wedges are relatively powerful. The purpose of raising the back string value is to prevent the ball from rolling forward too far when it cannot enter the hole. In this way, the closer the ball is to the hole, the greater the chance of winning the next putt.
After reading the above description of the functions of the dueling golf wedges, do you feel that it is easier to choose?