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Definition of Pitching wedge
1. Noun. A wedge used to loft the golf ball over obstacles.
Definition of Pitching wedge
1. Noun. (golf) An iron designed for pitch shots ¹
¹ Source: wiktionary.com
Lexicographical Neighbors of Pitching Wedge
Literary usage of Pitching wedge
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Report of Meeting by ANZAAS, ANZAAS. (1890)
"... if resorted to, should be proper Telford pitching, wedge-shaped stones on
edge, with the narrow edge uppermost, laid in regular courses across the road, ..."
2. Puerto Rico by Kurt Pitzer, Tara Stevens (2001)
"The Spot, also known as "Secret Spot," is a consistent, pitching, wedge-shaped
wave that rarely exceeds seven feet, but is often good year- round. ..."
3. Falling from Heights by Chris F. Needham (2007)
""Moore-Mistakes," remarked the lanky bespectacled Don, who, it should almost
certainly be noted, had been knocked cold with a pitching wedge outside his ..."
4. Report of Meeting by ANZAAS, ANZAAS. (1890)
"... if resorted to, should be proper Telford pitching, wedge-shaped stones on
edge, with the narrow edge uppermost, laid in regular courses across the road, ..."
5. Puerto Rico by Kurt Pitzer, Tara Stevens (2001)
"The Spot, also known as "Secret Spot," is a consistent, pitching, wedge-shaped
wave that rarely exceeds seven feet, but is often good year- round. ..."
6. Falling from Heights by Chris F. Needham (2007)
""Moore-Mistakes," remarked the lanky bespectacled Don, who, it should almost
certainly be noted, had been knocked cold with a pitching wedge outside his ..."
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