Wedge Setup Analyzer
Enter your wedges' measured carries, with loft optional. This tool orders them by carry and shows the gap between each, flagging any unusually wide gap.
| Loft (optional) | Carry | |
|---|---|---|
| From | To | Gap | Even | Possible hole |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 120 | 105 | 15 | yes | no |
| 105 | 90 | 15 | yes | no |
| 90 | 75 | 15 | yes | no |
Carry over label
Two wedges stamped four degrees apart do not always carry four distinct, evenly spaced distances for you; grinds, bounce, and your own strike pattern all affect real carry. This tool orders your wedges by measured carry first and treats the loft label as secondary context, since carry is what actually determines the gap you feel on the course.
What an uneven gap suggests, and does not suggest
A noticeably wider gap between two adjacent wedges is worth investigating: it may mean a wedge is missing from that range, or it may simply mean you play partial shots to fill that distance and never needed a dedicated club there. This tool flags the gap; it does not tell you which explanation applies to your game.
No product, lie, bounce, or fitting prescription
This tool never recommends a specific loft, bounce, grind, or shaft. A flagged gap is a research prompt: measure your actual carries again, try a demo club at that loft, or consult a qualified fitter, rather than a purchase instruction from this page.
Where this connects
Once you have your wedge carries mapped, the Bag Composition Planner compares alternative club sets against your full carry coverage, and the Bag Change Impact tool shows what adding or removing a wedge does to your coverage.
Frequently asked questions
Should I sort my wedges by loft or by measured carry?
By measured carry. Two wedges stamped four degrees apart do not always carry four distinct, evenly spaced distances, since grinds, bounce, and your own strike pattern affect real carry. This tool treats the loft label as secondary context.
What does a wide gap between two wedges actually mean?
It could mean a wedge is missing from that distance range, or it could mean you comfortably play partial shots to fill it and never needed a dedicated club there. This tool flags the gap; it does not decide which explanation applies to your game.
Will this tool recommend a specific wedge loft or bounce to buy?
No. It never recommends a specific loft, bounce, grind, or shaft. A flagged gap is a research prompt — measure your actual carries again, try a demo club, or consult a fitter — not a purchase instruction.