I've removed a long iron/wood from my bag to carry more wedges. My game is strongest at 120 yards in than it is trying to get on a green from 200+.
My PW is 45, GW is 50 and I carry 56, 60, 64. Have gone through MANY different brands over the years. Previously I had Jaws MD5 50, 56, 60, 64. I wear out the grooves and replace my wedges about every 2 seasons, especially the 56 and 60. The 50 and 64 last longer.
Currently I put back my set matched Apex 19 Pro GW (AW) and had Sub70 JB Raw Wedges. I play low bounce. Got them shafted with same as my irons, KBS C-Taper Lite R, tipped 1". These have similar grind to the Vokey M Grind. I also put a 64 back in my bag, the Vokey Wedgeworks 64W special edition. This I got with KBS 610 Wedge shaft. Man I love this club. I think when my Sub70 wear out, I'll go with Vokey for 56 and 60 and maybe even the 50.
I'm due for a new set of irons after this season, going to all the demo days at the club this summer. I'll have to see where the PW sits with my new set. Even though I don't hit my irons all that far, I still prefer retro lofts over the jacked up lofts of newer sets. Look at the new Callaway Paradym. The PW is 42. They have GW at 52 but added another AW at 47. Their 4 iron is the same loft as a 2 iron back in they old days, and you had to be a damn good golfer to hit a 2 iron back then. Do you really have to hit a 9 iron 180? Many of the guys I play with will hit 1 or 2 clubs less than me, but when you look at the loft, they are the same or within 1 degree. A lot of it is a marketing game around the technology.