Bob and Camilo
Mar 16, 2007 - 07:41 AM
Camilo and Bob Vokey work on new wedges for The Masters. The turf is very firm at Augusta and players sometimes make bounce adjustments to account for the different conditions.
Bob explains the different bounces and how they work.
I think they have found a winner.
Cobra LPGA Tour Staffer, Jeong Jang, and her caddie Les watch Camilo work on his wedge game.
Camilo draws a crowd.
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I will let you know when I know. Camilo is working with them this week at home in Gainesville, FL
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I would have a wedge with a low leading edge with the bounce in the back of the sole.
M.J.
I play a course that has very firm turf w/ extremely tight lies like augusta. What do you do if you need a tight leading edge and sole that hugs the ground, but still want some bounce to make it easier to hit out of bunkers?
Ken
any chance we can get an idea of the wedge changes to camilo’s bag for the masters? as in what loft n bounce he will be using to combat the firm turf n greens at augusta?