The three most important wedges you need to add to your golf club are sand, gap, and pitching wedges. Few golfers opt for two and other more than that. The number of wedges that you may carry may entirely depend on your game and the external conditions. An approach wedge does the job just right to fill the gap between pitching and a sand wedge. A-wedges have a loft angle ranging between 50-52 degrees and are best suited for a full swing. Hence, the ideal number of wedges in their club is three- sand, pitching, and gap for beginners. A three-wedge technique with the pitching wedge of 46 degrees, a lob wedge of 58 degrees, and an approach wedge of around 52 degrees give enough liberty to the golfers.