What Wedges Are You Currently Using?

[Alarmguy21]

Edison 2.0 in 51, 55 and 59 wedges with Fujikura MCI Solid 105 shaft. I’ll change them out after about 40 range sessions and 40 rounds of golf.

these are the best wedges I’ve ever used 

 

Edited February 7 by Alarmguy21

[Dead Solid Bogey]

Just now, Alarmguy21 said:

Edison 51, 55 and 59 wedges with Fujikura MCI Solid 105 shaft. I’ll change them out after about 40 range sessions and 40 rounds of golf.

these are the best wedges I’ve ever used 

 

Is changing after 40 rounds your usual protocol? What are you planning on changing to? 

[davidburkholder]

Just got some Wilson SoleGrind Wedges. 50, 56, 60 degree lofts. The 50 and 60 have only played one round with. Bought the wedges to learn the distances and have some better options for different plays on the course.

[Marcus_Matyi]

I’ve been enjoying my Fourteen wedges in 50* and 54*. I also play a Titleist SM6 58*. I wish I had more time and resources to experiment with different wedges. A fitting would be fun. 

[drb1956]

Took out my set PW(GigaGolf hybrid iron)of 46*, replaced with a Cleveland CBX Zipcore of 46*, for more versatility, and I have CBX2's in 50*, 54*, and 58*. The CBX2's replaced an aging set of Cleveland 900's at 52*, 56*, and 60*. These wedges work well for me, and are very predictable with most shots. With these clubs having microgrooves, I bought a set of stretch headcovers to protect them while in the bag. Every club in my bag has a headcover...

[MattWillGolf]

Last year I replaced my Callaway MD3 wedges with Vokey SM9 wedges. I am incredibly happy with the switch. I had tried an Edison Wedge prior to buying the Vokey wedges. I could not get along with Edison. It was inconsistent out of the sand for me. Edison thankfully has a generous trial period and was able to return it for a full refund. I used Vokey’s Wedge Selector Tool. And bought what it recommended. I bought a 54.12D and a 58.12D. They simply work for my game. I’m hooked.

   

 

 

[SjeffA]

I still use a very old, 30+ years, Dunlop solution sand wedge and an Calloway 60 degree. Sounds strange to most but I took a Vokey SW out after a couple bad outings. I rarely miss hit the old Dunlop and I rarely use to Calloway. The need for a gap or lob, just isn't in my game.

[Nat]

Golfworks tsw 52 (bent to 53) and 58*. Super versatile. I use the 58* from the sand. I will say it gives me trouble in very fluffy sand as it has a lower bounce, but our courses usually have firmer sand. I have a golfworks max milled 56* (bent to 58*) for when I travel to fluffy sand land

Edited February 7 by Nat

[Coachbutnotgolf]

MG4 wedges. They are just different this year. 

[taylorjonasher]

3 minutes ago, SjeffA said:

I still use a very old, 30+ years, Dunlop solution sand wedge and an Calloway 60 degree. Sounds strange to most but I took a Vokey SW out after a couple bad outings. I rarely miss hit the old Dunlop and I rarely use to Calloway. The need for a gap or lob, just isn't in my game.

@SjeffA welcome to the forum!

[Fergie]

TaylorMade MG4, 54, and 59, 1.5” long, 2 degree flat with GP MCC +4 jumbo grips. Love them. Always played Vokey until these. Love both the grind and bounce. Velvet feel and spin is fabulous both from fairway and tough. Super easy from green side sand. 

[rjacobs4]

I play the PW (43 degrees) and AW (46 degrees) from my iron set (Callaway Rogue ST Max) with Project X LZ 105 s.5 shafts plus a Cleveland CBX2 52 degrees, TT Dynamic Gold 115; Cleveland SmartSole 58 degrees, stock shaft.

 

I'm thinking about dropping the46 degree AW as I very rarely play it.  Playing with the idea of adding a 5 hybrid or 5 wood to the bag instead.

[Erin B]

PXG full face wedges 52 and 56. I need a 50.

[golffun]

Old Old school      using PW and GW that are part of my Taylormade M6 set with Steel/Fiber shafts..    and Piing BECU  56 degree SW and a 60 degree LW

 

 

[RCGolf]

SM9 52.08 F TC

SM9 58.08 M TC

Played Vokey wedges since the 200 series in 03-04’. They are weapons. I used to go 52,56,60, but now I go 52 and 58, added a 7-wood. I can open or close the 58 and turn it into a 56 or 60. 

[MoHuncho13]

Dont have any singular pics

But I just put a sub70 JB forged 46* in the bag last month, pairing it w a JB Forged 50*. Then I move into a Taylormade MG 56*.12 (was on sale, def need an upgrade) then onto a Mizuno Copper 60*.06X which sometimes gets replaced with a Titleist 60*.12D depending where I'm playing in the country. I live in MN so the high bounce helps get through our softer grass and vice versa low bounce off the tighter lies when visiting somewhere down south. 
 

The 56 needs an upgrade but i absolutely love the Sub70 and Mizuno!!! Sub70 making statements with their products !

 

 

[Mike hammett]

Sub 70 JB wedges for me 50,54,58.  Nice soft forged feel.  

[taylorjonasher]

I have JAWS MD5 50* with 115g shaft, and full face hi-toe JAWS 54* and 58* with 105g shafts. I had a JAWS 60* as well last year, but found that I could do everything with the 58* that I could with the 60*. I need to swap shafts on the 50* to the 105g to match the rest of my irons as I use it on full swings. Been toying with idea swapping to heavier 115g or 120g on the 54* and 58*. I bought all of them from Callaway preowned as "outlet" buys for $80 - $100 each brand new - I think one of them was a floor demo that actually got used for a couple of swings. I've been really happy with them, but am considering trying out TM MG4 and SM9 / SM10 because I can't stop buying things. 

[sman3115]

MG3s which are great, but I kind of wish I went with the Zip Cores after playing Vokeys since high school 

[Parshooter36]

I have Cleveland CBX Zipcore 50°, 54° and 58° wedges in the bag.  Before that I had CBX2, so you could say I'm a fan.

[Richard Shows]

PING 425 PW, AW and SW.

Cleveland ZipCore RTX 58*

[Drdale2013]

Cleveland

[Jagzsr]

Maltby TSW 54 & 58

 

[dandad]

My current wedge set up is Vokey sm9 - 54 and 58 and PXG G & P to match my irons XP3.

[meteorinnov8]

PRGR ID Nabla Tour Forged 48 degree all the time. Depending on conditions: Akira 58 degree all purpose/travel; Bridgestone J33 58 on tight bermuda; Wilson Staff full face 56 and Forged 60 for soft, high rough courses. 

[G0LF_Addict]

Currently have 2 sets of clubs. Titleist and Mizuno. SM8’s in the Titleist set and T22’s in the Mizuno set. 

lie angles: 1.5° flat

lofts:

50°

55°

60°

I honestly prefer the T-22 Mizuno wedges (forged) over the Vokey’s. I like the feel of the forged wedge better and it is so much more consistent. The consistency may be due to the DG TI S400 shafts or the forged club/shaft combo. They are a stock option with Mizuno and they completely changed my short game. Highly recommend! 

Edited February 7 by G0LF_Addict
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[Bad Hobbit]

The Costco set  

I like them well enough, and they were better than what I had before. 

[Up and Down]

Vokey SM8 60 M Grind/8 degrees bounce - Best wedge out there in my opinion.  Versatile and saves me many shots a round.

Vokey SM8 54 S grind/8 degrees bounce - Great full shot and square face wedge.

 

[OdinSnipes414]

52,56,60 WedgeFx wedges! Honestly the cleanest wedges I’ve hit in a long long time and I mean theses are really really good wedges! 

[Hamviper]

Current setup

Gap and pitching wedge pxg 0211 xcore2 matching irons

Sand 56 sm9 m grind Vokey, new this winter, replaced Kirkland wedge

Still a Kirkland 60, but looking to maybe replace it this year. They spin well but aren't the most workable.