Eidolon Golf Offering Free Wedges to Readers of The Wedge Guy |
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"Golfers are very sophisticated and can't get enough information," said Koehler, a 30-year industry veteran and former director of marketing for the Ben Hogan Company. "At TheWedgeGuy.com, my goal is to provide candid answers to their questions, and lend my insight to their golf challenges."
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1"henderson"
at Saturday, 04 July 2009 06:31by fred I have parkinson disease and my short game is going to hell....should I try to use a stiff shaft on my wedge or go for more flex? Same for putting a heavier ? or lighter weight?......my motto...I have parkinson.....what is your handicap?
2"Mr"
at Tuesday, 07 July 2009 08:12by Dan I am a 13 handicap, and have been struggling with my shots 50 yards and in. I get confused to which type of shot to hit or how to hit the right shot. Typically I use two methods. I'll either set my hands, letting my hands and wrists set, make a turn with my shoulders and turn back to the target, leading with my chest, keeping my wrist set so the back of my hand is facing the target, not letting the club face turn over. This tends to give me a high ball flight. The second is more of an arm swing, keeping my wrists and hands stay set. Using this method, I feel as though I don't have as much control of the ball and lack of "feel". Do you have any recommendations, corrections, or rules of thumb for chipping into the green?
3"Administrator"
at Monday, 20 July 2009 21:12by Chris Allen A few years ago, I used to hear a lot about "frequency matching" shafts throughout every club in your bag. I don't hear much about this anymore. Is there any validity to this technology, do you think it improve shot pattern and consistency like they claimed it would??
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at Monday, 17 August 2009 21:38by Paul For distance control of a wedge, which arm should control the shot? Or should they have an equal play in the shot?
5"Mr"
at Tuesday, 18 August 2009 10:13by Pierre Saez Where do I find these wedges
6"Teacher"
at Tuesday, 15 September 2009 14:15by Jim Borrelli Do groove sharpening tools return the zip-ability of seasoned wedges?
7"LtCol(Ret) USMC"
at Tuesday, 29 September 2009 15:15by chuck collins Do you find it more important to carry a variety of wedges in your bag, or to learn use just two (by choking up and taking 1/2 to 3/4 swings)? Thanks. r/chuck collins
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Eidolon Golf is putting its V-Sole wedges where its mouth is by giving away a free wedge each week to the consumer whose online question is answered by Eidolon Golf's President and Founder Terry Koehler on his popular blog at 