Wedges
The wedge is the one club that can rescue a
player from the most difficult of lies or that puts
him in birdie range on a regular basis. CFC Golf’s line of Tour Master
Wedges has found its way into the bags of tour-caliber players
and average golfers alike for nearly a decade. In 2006,
the CFC Tour Master Forged line of wedges is joined by a unique
combination of 4 new CFC Tour Master III models for the 2007
season. Each of these new offerings combines a tour-preferred
head shape, multiple loft options and tour-grind soles to provide
playability from fairway, rough or sand. The TMIII’s are
available in a choice of 4 finishes…satin for the player who
favors a traditional look, an oil can finish prized by touring
pros, a black TiCN finish for durability and glare reduction
and blue PVD for those who prefer to be trend setters. Regardless
of whether you prefer the Tour Model Forged or III,
Tour Master Wedges provide all the playability you’ll ever need
in a short game club.
Set Selection by a CFC Certified Clubfitter
Now that we’ve covered clubheads, lie/loft, length and grips,
it’s time to let a CFC Golf Certified Clubfitter put a set together
that makes sense for your game. One thing is for sure; you
can put together the perfect set of clubs for your game. However, if
the assembly of the head, shaft, and grip result in a finished
club that is not built to the correct length and swingweight
for your needs, the clubs will not perform, period.
If you’re like most golfers, you bought a set of irons3-P-SW,
Driver -3-5 woods, putter and maybe a miracle club or two.
Why that set? Because that’s what the major manufactures sold
you via marketing and lots of Golf Channel commercials.
There are two clubs in that set that the average golfer
will never be able to hit properly: the 3 iron and
4 iron. There is a rule among custom club builders
called the 24/38 rule.
24/38 Rule: Golfers do not have, and never will have,
the ability to hit consistently an iron that has a
loft angle of 24 degrees or less and more than 38 inches
of length. To do so requires a level of swing precision golfers
rarely have the opportunity to attain because we don’t
play every day or have a PGA Professional Coach 7 days per
week.
Some people are much better off with graphite shafts
up until the 8 iron, then should be hitting steel shafts
8-60 degree wedge. Most people should be carrying
at least one Hybrid if not two.
Central Florida Customs Golf will match you with the
“Perfect Set” and not overcharge you by forcing you
to carry a 3 & 4 iron or 5 wood, just because they are included in
“Off the Rack” traditional sets.
CFC Certified fitters charge $200.00
per hour to fit golfers. It’s the best $200.00 investment
you’ll ever make into your golf game. One hour is usually more
than enough time to fit you properly. In order for
us to fit you correctly, please click the Fitting tab
on this site and answer the questions.
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