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I'm sure there has to be some others out there playing with 4 wedges in the bag. How do you go about differentiating them when as far as I can see there are only three options to choose from during a TGC round (PW, SW, LW). Guess I could use the 3i since I don't have one but that is not intuitive at all.
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I have 4 wedges myself (PW, SW, GW, LW). When I'm playing a round in TGC, I just select SW whenever I hit my GW or SW. It really doesn't make a difference what club you choose, because your launch monitor is reading the ball data (if you are using a SkyTrak). I don't think there is anywhere in TGC (I could be wrong) that shows you your different club data like the SkyTrak does. -
I use 4 wedges and I don't pay attention to what the clubs are called, unless I'm trying to putt from the fringe, then you have to change it. I guess if you are trying to view data later this could be a problem.Comment
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When playing designating which wedge does not matter unless you wanted to track your stats. That being said, it is important that you call it a wedge, not an iron. It affects the spin and how it interacts with the green. When it is designated an iron, it will roll more than when designated as a wedge hit as the same shot, particularly with shorter chips and pitches. I do not have all the settings in front of me that are different between wedge and iron, but there are several differences. I am not just talking about launch angle but rather how TGC reacts to a particular type of club.Comment
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