Welcome to versatility 2.0 with Cleveland's latest wedge offering: the 588 RTX 2.0. With these wedges, Cleveland Golf set out to improve scoring options from 125 yards and in for every type of golfer. The 588 RTX 2.0 wedges come with 3 bounce grind options and a new face technology to maximize spin.

Cleveland 588 RTX Wedge - Product Details

I read that 588 meant that the club was originally designed or introduced in May 1988.

More information on Cleveland Golf 588 Rotex 2.0 wedges and to view the full range of bounce, grind and loft options at www.clevelandgolf.com. Availability: September 2014.

And you can see there is a ridge down and then a secondary Ridge. And then it tapers off. Also you'll notice here that the this is called the heel of the golf club. It's really cambered away.

Cleveland Smart Sole wedges are uniquely design to make a specific wedge shot easier for game improvement golfers. The Smart Sole C model is made for easier chip shots around the greens.

A gap wedge is often around 50 degrees in loft. Sand Wedge – A sand wedge has about 55 degrees of loft and has not changed very much over the years. It is a versatile club and can be used from bunkers, from the edge of the green and for full shots. This is an essential club for all golfers.

To hit the surface of the sand with the sole. And bounce the ball out of the bunker without even touching the golf ball. So the first place we use a sandwich is in a bunker.

As it is often the most lofted club available to golfers, the 60 degree wedge will go the shortest distance. On average, a 60 degree wedge will travel 75-80 yards from a full swing. Like the 58 degree, this distance will change depending on if a player is hitting half shots or if they have high swing speed.

In golf, a gap wedge, also known as an approach wedge, is a wedge used to hit a shot with higher and shorter trajectory than a pitching wedge and lower and longer trajectory than a sand wedge. The name derives from the club's design to fill the "gap" between sand and pitching wedges.

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“The sole is more forgiving, the head is more stable, the sweet spot is closer to your impact location and the entire club is lighter weight.” While the idea of a cavity-back wedge is nothing new, Cleveland upped the ante when it introduced the original CBX in 2017.

You can choose from 54, 56, 58, and 60-degree options - all with 10 degrees of bounce. The D Grind Vokey SM7 is a fresh entrant to the Titleist wedge lineup. This one is the right choice for better players often on courses with softer turf. The D Grind comes in 58 and 60-degree alternatives.

If you play on course with lush conditions and fluffy sand, a higher bounce will benefit you most (10 – 14 degree bounce angle). If you play on tight fairways and hard conditions, low bounce wedges are better ( 0 -10 degree bounce angle).

C grinds are (generally) the most common The most common would be a “C grind” which has the toe and heel sections of the sole shaved off a bit to make the sole more rounded. This allows the wedge to play a bit more versatile from different lies and face orientations (open face, shut face, etc.).

The C wedge, also known as the "chipping wedge," is a type of golf club used for short approach shots around the green. It has a loft between 42 and 48 degrees, which allows the golfer to get the ball up in the air quickly and land it softly on the green.