Certainly! Here’s a Golf Club Distance Chart specifically for Wedges, based on average distances for male and female golfers with moderate swing speeds. Keep in mind that actual yardages vary greatly depending on swing speed, technique, loft, ball type, and environmental conditions (wind, elevation, temperature). This chart serves as a general reference for full-swing wedge distances.

⛳ Average Wedge Distance Chart (Full Swing)

⚙️ Additional Factors That Influence Distance

Swing Speed: Every 1 mph increase can add 2–3 yards with wedges.
Shaft Length & Material: Steel shafts tend to produce a lower, controlled flight; graphite shafts may add a few yards.
Loft Gapping: Modern game-improvement irons often feature stronger lofts, so a PW might play like a traditional 9-iron. It’s crucial to know the actual loft of each wedge.
Groove Condition: Worn grooves reduce spin and can cause flyer shots that go farther than expected.
Ball Selection: Premium urethane balls generate more spin and may travel slightly shorter on full shots than hard distance balls.

🛠️ KASMAX Golf Wedge Customization

If you’re considering KASMAX Golf wedges (e.g., the SG-01 series), their custom fitting options allow you to precisely dial in loft, bounce, shaft, and grip to match your gapping needs. Whether you need a high‑bounce SW for soft bunkers or a low‑bounce LW for tight lies, KASMAX’s factory‑direct service ensures that your wedge set blends seamlessly with your iron yardages.

Tip: Always practice with your wedges on a launch monitor to understand your own carry distances. Gapping by 10–15 yards between wedges is ideal for consistent distance control on the course.

Let me know if you’d like a complete bag distance chart or more details on wedge fitting principles. I can also integrate this information into the comprehensive KASMAX review article you initially requested.