Sand wedge — 2026-06-20

Toptracer Range | 80°F, Wind right-to-left 5 mph

Avg Carry

86 yd

Avg Total

88 yd

Ball Speed

72 mph

Lateral Disp

17.4%

Cluster Disp

13.7%

Consistency

43%

Shots

Overhead Dispersion

Flight Path — Average Flight

Carry: 86 yd

Total: 88 yd

Ball Speed: 72 mph

Launch: 38°

Height: 24 yd

Landing: 50°

All Shots

#	Carry	Total	Speed	Launch	Height	Landing	Hang	Curve	Offline
1	90	91	75	37°	26	51°	4.9s	R 2	L 19
2	83	85	71	43°	23	53°	4.3s	L 8	L 18
3	85	88	69	40°	22	49°	4.4s	R 1	L 16
4	78	80	68	37°	20	48°	4.3s	R 2	L 16
5	86	87	72	45°	24	52°	4.4s	R 1	L 15
6	91	91	74	41°	28	52°	4.8s	R 2	L 9
7	77	80	69	32°	17	45°	4s	R 6	L 11
8	94	94	75	40°	26	50°	4.7s	R 0	L 13
9	92	93	76	32°	23	49°	4.8s	R 6	L 14
10	89	89	74	38°	26	52°	4.9s	R 3	L 16
11	83	84	70	37°	22	49°	4.6s	R 2	L 16
12	91	92	76	34°	23	49°	4.6s	R 3	L 21
13	81	82	70	39°	23	51°	4.6s	R 3	L 9
14	90	90	74	39°	26	51°	4.8s	R 3	L 17

Insights

Fatigue Trend

First 7 avg speed71.1 mph

Last 7 avg speed73.6 mph

First 7 avg carry84.3 yd

Last 7 avg carry88.6 yd

Speed delta: +2.5 mph | Carry delta: +4.3 yd

Best 8 vs All 14

Best 8

All 14

Avg Carry

90.4 yd

86.4 yd

Avg Total

90.9 yd

87.6 yd

Ball Speed

74.5 mph

72.4 mph

Avg Offline

15.5 yd

15 yd

Your best 8 shots show what your swing produces with clean contact — use these as your true yardage numbers.

Strike Quality (split at 72.4 mph)

Clean (7)

Off (7)

Avg Speed

74.9 mph

69.9 mph

Avg Carry

91 yd

81.9 yd

Carry Std Dev

1.5 yd

3.1 yd

Avg |Offline|

15.6 yd

14.4 yd

Offline Std Dev

3.7 yd

3 yd

Stopping Power + Launch

Carry vs Total Gap

Avg rollout1.1 yd

Rollout std dev1 yd

Avg landing angle50.1°

Landing angle 45°+ means the ball is coming in steep — good stopping power on greens.

Launch Angle Consistency

Avg launch38.1°

Std dev3.6°

Range32° — 45°

Recap

Wedge baseline holds: 86 carry, 88 total, 72 mph

14 sand wedges averaged 86 yards of carry and 88 total on 72 mph ball speed, with a 38 degree launch and a steep 50 degree landing angle -- exactly what you want from a scoring club, the ball stops where it lands (2 yards of rollout). The carry band was tight: 77 to 94 yards, a 17-yard spread across 14 shots, and most of that is the two soft ones (shot 4 at 78, shot 7 at 77). This is a green-light club inside 90 yards.

The L15 offline bias is an aim-reference error, not a swing miss

Every wedge reads left (all 14, averaging L15, in a tight L9-to-L21 band), but that's a measurement artifact, not a pull. You aimed at the red stake while Toptracer was still set to the white target about 10 degrees to the right. At 86 yards of carry, a 10-degree aim offset is ~15 yards -- essentially the entire L15 average. Adjust for it and the wedges were dead online to where you were actually aiming. The tight, one-directional band (not scatter) is the fingerprint of an aim offset rather than a swing fault. The curve numbers agree: 11 of 14 curved slightly right (R1-R6), a square-to-slightly-open face, no slice. This was the most reliable club of the day.

Launch and strike were consistent all session

Launch sat in a 32-45 degree window and ball speed in a 68-76 mph window -- no thin or fat fingerprints, no big speed drops, no mishits. The contact was clean and repeatable across all 14 shots. Combined with the aim-offset finding above, there's nothing to fix on the wedge from this session: distance, strike, and (once you account for the white-vs-red target) direction were all solid. Just reset the Toptracer target to your aim line next time so the offline numbers are usable.