Bounce on Game Improvement wedges

[pops]

I have d100 es gap and pitching wedges.  Can anyone tell me what the bounce is on these wedges?  I assume almost all game improvement wedges are similar, no matter what brand.

[hckymeyer]

No idea what d100 es wedges are, but if you go to the manufacturers website it should let you know

 

 

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[null]

Might be worth tweeting on emailing Wilson and asking them.

[Kenny B]

Here you go Pops!

 

 

Wilson Staff D100 ES Combo Golf Irons
The Ultimate In Combo Forgiveness

Iron Back: Cavity Back With Hybrids

Iron Size: Oversize

Iron Face: Stainless Steel

Iron Construction: Stainless Steel

Shaft: True Temper SL-85 Steel/Matrix 6.1 Graphite

Grip: Wilson Tour Traction Grip

Handicap: Mid-High

 

[pops]

Kenny,

 

Thanks, I couldn't find this on the website.  Very informative.  I have a question about the pmp wedges.  Would the wide sole grind bounce be comparable to the game improvement wedges d100 or d200?

[Kenny B]

Pops,  I am not really a Wilson Staff guy.  Hopefully @Golfspy Barbajo will jump in here since he is very familiar with their clubs.  I cannot comment on the sole width.

 

Typically, an OEM quality wedge like the FG Tour PMP perform much better than stock wedges from a game improvement iron set.  IMO, they would be a good upgrade to the wedges of your set or would make good additions for SW and LW.  If you were to upgrade your irons later, these wedges would still fit nicely with the new set.

[Rtracymog]

Kenny,

 

Thanks, I couldn't find this on the website. Very informative. I have a question about the pmp wedges. Would the wide sole grind bounce be comparable to the game improvement wedges d100 or d200?

The wide sole would be the most comparable to the wedges in the set. However, if you have trouble making consistent contact, I would try a different grind. Fitting for wedges is pretty easy. Let me know if you have any questions.

 

 

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