Wedges that ignore the 9-iron are just expensive orphans.
We close wedges last because they lie the most after a thaw. Canal humidity grabs a heel that a January mat never showed.
A pitching club bent by a weekend tip will sit more upright than the 9-iron and then dig on the towpath holes. We paint it after the irons are already a sentence.
Gap and sand clubs only join the arc if the player actually uses them as irons, not as splash toys. Splash toys can keep their own religion.