JimmyS

My last two wedge sets I've gone to a more or less matching shaft to my irons (125g 6.5 PXLS) in the gap(x100), S400 in the sand, and the stock TT Spinner in the lob. Gives a bit more gentle transition from the irons, and it matches up with how I use them (99% full swings with the gap, mostly 3/4 swings and some chips with the sand, and mostly chips and pitches with the lob). I like this setup, but like a few others have said, it works because that's how I use them. If you have different preferences, you may not get the same benefit, so it's always best to work with a decent fitter.

Hovland will have the most points, Spieth will get the clinching point

A couple years ago I was unhappy with my driver and it was tough to do any fitting (pandemic) so I just started hitting 3-wood instead. It worked pretty well, I was only losing about 10 yards (hence the driver unhappiness), and it was more consistent. Fast-forward to the back half of last year, and I couldn't hit it at all, tee, fairway, didn't matter, it was a low hook if I was ever able to find the center of the face. I ditched it and now the longest non-driver club is my Callaway UW 19*, works much better for me, but I never really need anything longer. If you still need a club that gets you more distance than your hybrid, look at a higher loft or a little shorter shaft in a 3-wood, or both!

Main difference between golf and hunting rangefinders is they are set up the opposite way. Hunting rangefinder hits multiple distances (say 2 tree branches, and ground) it will spit out the farthest number as the final range, because thats generally what you care about, where that spot is on the ground. This is why many have said their hunting rangefinder doesn't pick up the flag. Golf ones will spit out the closest number, so you can hit the trees, hills, whatever behind it, but it will still give the number to the flag.

100%. My 47 degree set PW to my RTX6 52 degree gives me about a 20 yard gap on a full swing, 52-56 and 56-60 are closer to 12. Planning to add another wedge to fill the gap here soon. Once I do, I'll hit them a couple times, then bend a degree here and there to even out the gaps.

Cut line at +3, Jordan is at +1 after round 2

Cut line will be +3, Tiger will be at -1 after round 2.