Timmytoe

Jason day has very little wrist hinge while mickelson is quite handsy

So you use this shot with both a 56* and a 60* am I right?

Do both the sterling and wishon newer versions use the same type of metal? I planned on changing the lie angle so wondering how flexible the metal is in them

I just practise the flop shot using my lob wedge but is there situations where learning it with a sand, gap or pitching wedge be useful?

Or if not what are the differences?

Am I right in saying from highest to lowest ball flight it would be pitch>chip>knockdown?

Or if not what is there differences?

I know that they'd be more difficult to use for pitch shots because the lenght would make it harder to do these but how about if you used them for full shots? I was planning on getting a set of single lenght irons that are 39" inches but if the wedges will be difficult to use then I'll get a smaller lenght, maybe 38"

What do you recommend, Something on windows or maybe an app?

Ah yes it's actually the newer f9 cobra which have different lie angles [i read that on wrx anyway]

іvе rеаd thаt Cоbrа chаngеs thе lіе аnglе fоr еаch club. Thеу hаvе thеіr rеаsоns whіch Wіshоn dіsаgrееs wіth

Gotcha, am I right in saying this putter has a toe hang? Here's a picture

I did a search but couldn’t find any details on this, anyone know? It’s the putter from this set https://www.amazon.co.uk/Top-Flite-Tour-Mens-Package-Set/dp/B003TSDJSU https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/71JwTI5T5LL._AC_SL1500_.jpg

Phil stands with the ball off of his instep [of his right foot] From this guide when he used conventional grip, he delofted the putter just before swinging it https://youtu.be/GhzY7TIMnMU?t=348 does he still do this with his claw grip?