Baker2ra

Tried an experiment the past couple of weeks with a new sm10 50° wedge, long story short I was never a big fan of the approach wedge that came with my 2019 P790 set, most hits felt off and it never really fit the gap between my pitching wedge and 54°.  I had some shop credit to spend and the idea of getting some confidence back from 110 to 120 yards was much needed in my golf game.
I picked up a 50° sm10 vokey from my local course "limited selection" and had it bent down to 48° to fill my yardage gap, this also took the wedge from 8° of bounce down to 6°. 
This is one of the best decisions I have made in my golf game in years, the feel and control I gained from adding this club was night and day.  Every hit felt like butter and 3/4 shots perfectly went that 110 yard distance I have been missing for so long.  
I know approach wedges have become a staple in the new iron sets ever since the lofts were strengthened but don't be afraid to experiment and get that true wedge feel!

Tried an experiment the past couple of weeks with a new sm10 50° wedge, long story short I was never a big fan of the approach wedge that came with my 2019 P790 set, most hits felt off and it never really fit the gap between my pitching wedge and 54°.  I had some shop credit to spend and the idea of getting some confidence back from 110 to 120 yards was much needed in my golf game.
I picked up a 50° sm10 vokey from my local course "limited selection" and had it bent down to 48° to fill my yardage gap, this also took the wedge from 8° of bounce down to 6°. 
This is one of the best decisions I have made in my golf game in years, the feel and control I gained from adding this club was night and day.  Every hit felt like butter and 3/4 shots perfectly went that 110 yard distance I have been missing for so long.  
I know approach wedges have become a staple in the new iron sets ever since the lofts were strengthened but don't be afraid to experiment and get that true wedge feel!

Tried an experiment the past couple of weeks with a new sm10 50° wedge, long story short I was never a big fan of the approach wedge that came with my 2019 P790 set, most hits felt off and it never really fit the gap between my pitching wedge and 54°.  I had some shop credit to spend and the idea of getting some confidence back from 110 to 120 yards was much needed in my golf game.
I picked up a 50° sm10 vokey from my local course "limited selection" and had it bent down to 48° to fill my yardage gap, this also took the wedge from 8° of bounce down to 6°. 
This is one of the best decisions I have made in my golf game in years, the feel and control I gained from adding this club was night and day.  Every hit felt like butter and 3/4 shots perfectly went that 110 yard distance I have been missing for so long.  
I know approach wedges have become a staple in the new iron sets ever since the lofts were strengthened but don't be afraid to experiment and get that true wedge feel!

Tried an experiment the past couple of weeks with a new sm10 50° wedge, long story short I was never a big fan of the approach wedge that came with my 2019 P790 set, most hits felt off and it never really fit the gap between my pitching wedge and 54°.  I had some shop credit to spend and the idea of getting some confidence back from 110 to 120 yards was much needed in my golf game.
I picked up a 50° sm10 vokey from my local course "limited selection" and had it bent down to 48° to fill my yardage gap, this also took the wedge from 8° of bounce down to 6°. 
This is one of the best decisions I have made in my golf game in years, the feel and control I gained from adding this club was night and day.  Every hit felt like butter and 3/4 shots perfectly went that 110 yard distance I have been missing for so long.  
I know approach wedges have become a staple in the new iron sets ever since the lofts were strengthened but don't be afraid to experiment and get that true wedge feel!

Tried an experiment the past couple of weeks with a new sm10 50° wedge, long story short I was never a big fan of the approach wedge that came with my 2019 P790 set, most hits felt off and it never really fit the gap between my pitching wedge and 54°.  I had some shop credit to spend and the idea of getting some confidence back from 110 to 120 yards was much needed in my golf game.
I picked up a 50° sm10 vokey from my local course "limited selection" and had it bent down to 48° to fill my yardage gap, this also took the wedge from 8° of bounce down to 6°. 
This is one of the best decisions I have made in my golf game in years, the feel and control I gained from adding this club was night and day.  Every hit felt like butter and 3/4 shots perfectly went that 110 yard distance I have been missing for so long.  
I know approach wedges have become a staple in the new iron sets ever since the lofts were strengthened but don't be afraid to experiment and get that true wedge feel!

Tried an experiment the past couple of weeks with a new sm10 50° wedge, long story short I was never a big fan of the approach wedge that came with my 2019 P790 set, most hits felt off and it never really fit the gap between my pitching wedge and 54°.  I had some shop credit to spend and the idea of getting some confidence back from 110 to 120 yards was much needed in my golf game.
I picked up a 50° sm10 vokey from my local course "limited selection" and had it bent down to 48° to fill my yardage gap, this also took the wedge from 8° of bounce down to 6°. 
This is one of the best decisions I have made in my golf game in years, the feel and control I gained from adding this club was night and day.  Every hit felt like butter and 3/4 shots perfectly went that 110 yard distance I have been missing for so long.  
I know approach wedges have become a staple in the new iron sets ever since the lofts were strengthened but don't be afraid to experiment and get that true wedge feel!