EquipmentG
Gap Wedge
Wedge between pitching and sand
Pronunciation
/ɡæp wɛdʒ/
Definition
A wedge with loft between a pitching wedge (typically 46 degrees) and sand wedge (54 degrees), usually around 50-52 degrees. The gap wedge fills the yardage gap between these clubs and is essential for precise distance control on approach shots.
Example
"The gap wedge was perfect for the 100-yard approach."