Gapping for t100s set

[PingMD702]

Hey everyone! I currently play a combo T200 (4-5) and T100S (6-Gap). My stock pw is 44 and the gap is 48. My question is how would you gap the sand and lob wedge? Usually 4 degree gaps would make it 44 48 52 56. But is it doable with 44 48 54 58? I’m open to any ideas! Thanks very much!!

 

 

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[RickyBobby_PR]

It all depends on how you use the wedges and what fits your gap. The recommendation is to have 4-6* between each or 12-16 yards. 
 

In my testing 4* has worked best for my full swing wedges. I rarely full swing my sw and never full swing my lw. I go 4-6* between the sw and lw depending on how I’m feeling. 

[Murray06]

I’ve been thinking recently to change my wedge setup from 4 to 3 and go 48 (PW) 54(SW) 60(LW) as have no issues hitting half or 3 quarter shots so wouldn’t be a problem having a larger gap. Depends how you use your wedges I guess and what kind of shots youre comfortable hit with each

[Murray06]

1 minute ago, Murray06 said:

I’ve been thinking recently to change my wedge setup from 4 to 3 and go 48 (PW) 54(SW) 60(LW) as have no issues hitting half or 3 quarter shots so wouldn’t be a problem having a larger gap. Depends how you use your wedges I guess and what kind of shots youre comfortable hit with each

Titleist do a wedge fitting tool online which may offer a bit of guidance too

[PingMD702]

Thanks for the replies! I managed to hit the simulator earlier and here’s the numbers I got! Since my stock gw is 48, I used that as my baseline when determining If I will go 4 degree gap or 6 degree gap. I was considering going 44 48 56 60 but 8 degree gap scares me hahaha! Thanks everyone!


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[Murray06]

Could bend the 56 to 55 maybe

[GaDawg]

On 2/10/2021 at 11:19 PM, PingMD702 said:

 

Hey everyone! I currently play a combo T200 (4-5) and T100S (6-Gap). My stock pw is 44 and the gap is 48. My question is how would you gap the sand and lob wedge? Usually 4 degree gaps would make it 44 48 52 56. But is it doable with 44 48 54 58? I’m open to any ideas! Thanks very much!!

 

 

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I play almost the same irons as you T200 (4-6), T100s (7-PW). My wedges are 50*, 56* and 60*. This works for me, but people use their wedges in a lot of different ways.

[CRW]

My last set went 44, 48, 54, 60. Currently I’m at 46, 50, 54, 60.  I don’t think it matters so long as you know your distances and how to take some off of each club.

I rarely full swing my LW and prefer the added loft for short game shots. I use a LW for the majority of my chips/pitches around the green. 

[Pinhi1]

I am currently playing AP3s and the PW is 43*.  My wedges are SM8s 48*, 54*, and 58*.  Gapping hasn't been a problem.  Been thinking of changing the 58* to a 60*.  We have a Titleist demo day in March will probably get fitted for the 60*.

[Micah T]

I am currently playing AP3s and the PW is 43*.  My wedges are SM8s 48*, 54*, and 58*.  Gapping hasn't been a problem.  Been thinking of changing the 58* to a 60*.  We have a Titleist demo day in March will probably get fitted for the 60*.

I also have AP3’s and bent the PW to 44 and added a 48 degree AP3. And then I have vokey 52, 56, and 60 degree. I think it comes down to what you like to use them for: the 44 and 48 are full swing clubs for me.
@PingMD702 I have 4 degree gaps because I just tend to hit both the 43 & 48 way too far. I’m replacing my irons this fall , otherwise I would just spend the dough to have 2 more vokey wedges that be more consistent distance-wise.
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