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Land Angle Albuquerque, New Mexico

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Irons · 90 minutes

Painted lofts are a rumor until the green agrees


A 5-iron and a 6-iron that carry eight yards apart can still arrive within a degree of each other after a long hang. Both hop. That is not gapping. That is two cousins wearing different numbers.

We gap by arrival

Five through pitching wedge on the rail. Land angle first, carry in the margin. If two heads land inside a degree, one of them gets recut or retired. Pride about “keeping the 4-iron” is not a spec.

April caliche versus rye

The same 8-iron that holds on overseeded rye in December will skip on baked caliche in April. We note the month you actually play. A winter sheet is not an April sheet.

One lever

Loft, length, or shaft mass. Not a new set because the old one is last year’s color. Most Albuquerque iron problems are two degrees of loft distributed badly, not a moral failure of the bag.

What we will not do

We will not “strong-loft” a set so the 7 looks like a 6 on social media. Strong lofts in this air make land angles even shallower. The green does not follow your account.

Bring the whole iron family, even the 4 you never hit. Ghosts in the bag still take a slot. Marisol would rather see the ghost than hear about it later.

Hold a Mesa