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Amy Boulden Tips: Should I use a rescue or 3 iron?

published: Mar 3, 2016

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updated: Oct 3, 2023

Amy Boulden Tips: Should I use a rescue or 3 iron?

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LET Pro Amy Boulden talks us through when she uses a rescue club or a traditional 3 iron

Amy Boulden Tips: Should I use a rescue or 3 iron?

Ladies European Tour Professional Amy Boulden uses both a 3 iron rescue and a traditional 3 iron, which she changes depending on the course and condition.

With a windy links course she is more likely to use a 3 iron; for a parkland, tree-lined course, more likely a rescue club.

A rescue is very forgiving, which means it is very easy to hit out of the rough. It has an open face and is much easier to hit.

 

Amy Boulden: A bio

Amy has been a well known name since the age of 15 when in 2008 she won the BBC Young Sportswomen of the year award. After turning Pro in 2013, she enjoyed a successful rookie year in 2014, accumulating six top-25 finishes that included four top-10’s as well as three top-5 finishes. Back-to-back top 5 finishes at the German Open and Sherbank Masters saw the young Welsh star pick up over $27,000. Her success was not overlooked and her season was capped by winning the coveted LET Rookie of the year crown.

Amy followed her rookie success with a solid 2015 season. A 4th place finish at the Buick Championship was followed up with an 8th place finish at the Scottish Open.

A 9th place finish at the RICOH British Open saw Amy collect over $60,000 and a very respectable top-10 finish in only her third Open.

Amy is a brand ambassador for Mizuno and Rohnisch sportswear.

Visit her website amyboulden.com, or follow her on Twitter @amy_boulden.

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