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Wedge Selection at PGA Championship!
Course conditions at Aronimink Golf Club are unlike anything else—and the gear has to match. 🏌️♂️
The 2026 PGA Championship brings the world's best to Pennsylvania, where the bent grass fairways provide a unique advantage for low-bounce wedges. However, the challenge starts when you miss the short grass.
2nd Swing Master Fitter Blaine Seitz explains why the field will be testing multiple wedge setups during their practice rounds to find the perfect balance of precision and rough-ready versatility.
What’s your go-to wedge for firm conditions? Drop your loft and bounce setup in the comments! 👇
"Wedge Selection at PGA Championship!" is a golf video from 2nd Swing Golf published on May 12, 2026. Runtime 50 seconds · 5,659 views. Pulled during pga championship. Topics: pga championship, golf major, wanamaker trophy, major championship, and aronimink golf club. Browse the golf hub for more clips, scores, and shows. If you want to watch golf live, the watch-cost calculator maps your zip to the cheapest legal stack.
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