The club most commonly used by recreational golfers for shots within 100 yards is the Pitching Wedge. The Pitching Wedge is often too much club from these distances because it has a low loft, which can produce shots that generate significant roll," said Michael Blair, director of golf club development, G.R.I.P. "In general, golfers also tend to overshoot the green with a Pitching Wedge, which is an effective club from 90-120 yards for most golfers but it is not the precision, shot-making tool required for close-range, approach shots. By using a Gap Wedge, a Sand Wedge and a Lob Wedge, a golfer will significantly improve these type of shots and break 100, 90 and 80&without a doubt.