Cleveland RTX wedge bounce

[Tech707]

I'm currently gaming a 56 mid and 60 mid RTX wedge. The gapping is a little too much from my gap wedge so looking at going with a 54/58 setup. My question comes with selecting a bounce setup for this combo. I live in south Florida so conditions are typically soft. I don't tend to dig a ton on my irons, but I have a steeper approach with my wedges. Prefer to play them towards my back foot. I am looking to go with a mid grind 10 54 and full grind 12 58. Am I overthinking how I will play these clubs and better off reversing the grinds/bounce? 

[cnosil]

33 minutes ago, Tech707 said:

I'm currently gaming a 56 mid and 60 mid RTX wedge. The gapping is a little too much from my gap wedge so looking at going with a 54/58 setup. My question comes with selecting a bounce setup for this combo. I live in south Florida so conditions are typically soft. I don't tend to dig a ton on my irons, but I have a steeper approach with my wedges. Prefer to play them towards my back foot. I am looking to go with a mid grind 10 54 and full grind 12 58. Am I overthinking how I will play these clubs and better off reversing the grinds/bounce? 

People setup their clubs differently and I have even seen recent instruction talking about bounce and using the bounce and how bounce will depend on how you deliver the club.   Consider this:  general instruction says you should launch the ball with your wedges lower than 30*.  If you deliver your 60* wedge with a vertical shaft and use the bounce you have to hit down significantly to get 30* of launch.  So when you combine the forward lean and downward angle to get 30* of launch and higher sping you are pretty much negating the bounce.     That said if you want to go typical,  sand club usually has more bounce and you then put a lower bounce wedge in the bag.   If you are going to use your 58* for bunker then make that your higher bounce wedge. 

[King Cobra]

I changed from 52 , 56 , 60 RTX3's all Mid Bounce this year to 54* mid bounce and 58* low bounce RTX 5's .  There was a few reasons for the change

1. Versatility , my 58* isn't used for full shots .

2. It abled me to put a 5 wood in the bag .

3. Just to many wedges in the bag  ( PW , AW , 52 , 56 , 60 )

[Josh Parker]

It all depends on how you use your wedges.  I play my 58° at 8 but it gets used in so many different ways.  My 50° and 54° are 12