What Wedges Are You Currently Using?

[Wu1f]

2 hours ago, Trevor613 said:

To answer 

I absolutely recommend getting fit for wedges. I was just fit into Vokey SM9s last year and even though I had an idea of what I wanted from a loft and grind perspective, hitting multiple options and feeling the shots was well worth the time.  The 50° Vokey that I have, might be the best club I've ever hit. The wedges I replaced were old Cleveland CG12s (Raw DSG) and I loved those wedges...but having the ability to "flight" the shots and keep them low when needed with the Vokey wedges is something I never knew that I needed and now I can't go back.

Titleist T220 (2023) PW and GW with BadAzz shafts

Cleveland RTX7 with Nippon ultralight steel shafts in 52, 56 and 60 degree.

[William P]

24 minutes ago, Josh Parker said:

I call them well loved. Ha

Perfect!

[Push-ups For Bogeys]

Taylormade MG4 -

50-09° SB, 56-TW12° and 60-TW11°

Got them near the end of last season, but have played nearly 100 sim rounds so far this winter.. and a lot of chipping sessions. 
So I’ll be ordering a new set this summer. 

I’ve been playing the MG wedges since the first generation.. and have been in the TW 56/60 grind since the MG2.

I’ve wanted to try out others, but for me these MG’s are just too good and keep getting better. 

 

 

[Beakbryce]

Vokey SM6. 50-54-58. New wedges aren't required that often as we don't have thick rough and I hit running chips most of the time.

That being said, about time for SM10's. Especially the 50 as the CG was reworked to lesson the hook tendency. Yahoo!

Have to figure out which life event the spousal unit will fork over my money for the clubs! 

[Goober_golfer]

This happened to my Cleveland RTX Zipcore 56° on the last round of the season. So now I’ll be rocking the RTX 6 56° and excited to add a 52° to the bag as well. 

[GenglerJ]

35 minutes ago, GolfSpy_APH said:

How is the finish holding up? 

Just put my standard mid-sized Golf Pride Tour Wrap on this weekend.  Haven't even hit them yet.  Just been chipping in the garage.  Going to the neighbor's Trackman setup this week to gauge trajectory, spin, distance compared to the Pings.  Just want some data before putting them in play, but to your point, the wife already said "why are they all scratched already?!"  I think they look great, but they do have that steel-wool scratchy buffed looked.

[GenglerJ]

18 minutes ago, Donn lost in San Diego said:

Why did you pick Mizunos over all the other names for your tight and AZ wedges?

I've always wanted to try Mizunos forged wedges for the feel, but was fitted into my Pings 3+ years ago.  Wanted to get some different grinds and bounce for tight lies, and found these for $275/set.  "New - never used"  We'll see!   

[LinksgolfFever]

1 hour ago, Dead Solid Bogey said:

Yikes! and double Yikes!! I am really getting to be a feeble old man… Those full swing distances “ Boat Race “ what I manage with my 49°, 55°, and 59° wedges. 

I wouldn't go that far, at the end of the day what is on the score card means the most....you've broken 80 so my guess would be your accuracy and short game are making the difference.  Golf course intelligence is my mantra for this season.  Happy golfing...

Cheers, 

[Indy_Oz]

Replaced my 2018/19 Taylormade P790 PW with a P7MC PW bent to the same 45* loft. 

Then I have:

50* TM MG3 ((S200, but going to replace with KBS C-Taper Lite X-stiff)

56* TM MG3 TW (S200, but going to replace with KBS C-Taper Lite X-stiff) 

60* TM MG2 TW (S300). 

This spring I will be buying a 60* MG4 with the LBV 7* grind. I miss having a lofted wedge that sits really low at address, particularly in hard-baked summer conditions. 

[GolfSpy_APH]

16 minutes ago, GenglerJ said:

Just put my standard mid-sized Golf Pride Tour Wrap on this weekend.  Haven't even hit them yet.  Just been chipping in the garage.  Going to the neighbor's Trackman setup this week to gauge trajectory, spin, distance compared to the Pings.  Just want some data before putting them in play, but to your point, the wife already said "why are they all scratched already?!"  I think they look great, but they do have that steel-wool scratchy buffed looked.

Keep us posted? That finish may be my favorite I have seen, but am always tentative it will wear or fade a lot. 

Either way - jealous and gorgeous clubs!

[Donn lost in San Diego]

17 minutes ago, GenglerJ said:

I've always wanted to try Mizunos forged wedges for the feel, but was fitted into my Pings 3+ years ago.  Wanted to get some different grinds and bounce for tight lies, and found these for $275/set.  "New - never used"  We'll see!   

3 new Mizu for $275, thats like an Eagle or Albatruss

[CFreddie]

1 hour ago, GenglerJ said:

Northwest wet weather wedges - Ping Glide 3.0  (50/12, 54/12, 58/10 - All SS Grind)

Just bought a second set for AZ trips and dry tight conditions - Mizuno T24 in Copper (50/8 S, 54/10 S, 58/10 V Grind)

First time in my life that I'll have more than 14 clubs in the garage.

Absolutely love that color! Have heard great things about those wedges - Thanks for sharing! 

[tdroma98]

My wedge set up - 

T200 PW - 43 degrees - stock set 

Callaway Jaws - 48 degree - "S grind" 10 degree bounce 

SM8 Vokey Wedge - 54 degree - "D grind" 12 degree bounce

SM8 Vokey Wedge - 58 degree - "M grind" with 8 degree bounce

Last year I switched out the T200 48 degree for the Callaway Jaws & really glad I did. 

Edited February 7 by tdroma98

[ZJeb67]

I've been using the Kirkland Signature 56 and 60.  I can *usually* drop shots with good precision from 65 to 25 yards in.
Unfortunately, about 10-15% of the time I'll skull one screaming over the green.
This year I'm going to try using my pitching wedge and 7 iron for short approaches, keeping shots low and hopefully reduce the bad shots.

[barney_bogey]

Just got them back from my builder.

Cleveland RTX in 58 and 54(bent to 53) and a CBX 48. DG Tour Spinners on the lot.

Big gapping season planned for this evening!

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[Senior Champ]

Titleist SM9 46/10

Titleist SM8 50/12

Mizuno T22 54/08

Mizuno T22 60/06

[sandwedge59]

Currently i am using Ping glide 3.0 eye 2 60 degree bent to 58 degree's and Ping glide 3.0 eye 2 56 degree wedge bent to 54 degree and Ping glide 4.0 / 46 degree  bent to 47 degree's ans the lie angle is 63 degree's on all of the wedges mentioned

[GenglerJ]

44 minutes ago, CFreddie said:

Absolutely love that color! Have heard great things about those wedges - Thanks for sharing! 

Ha....The wife said "I can't believe you bought orange golf clubs!!"

[EMacK1961]

I play a (single length) Gap wedge, sand wedge, lob wedge, and a (normal length) 60’ wedge. I do have to watch my stance with the 60’ wedge as it is short for me.

[barney_bogey]

Titleist SM9 46/10
Titleist SM8 50/12
Mizuno T22 54/08
Mizuno T22 60/06

Is the 46 your PW and then you go right to a 9?

Cheers

[CaptStang]

Vokey SM 9; 54/10, 58/10 both with KBS Tour Lite shafts and Golf Pride Midsize MCC 4 grips.

On or shortly after 2/15/24 I will order the new Vokey SM10 54 and 58...likely with 8 degree bounce in the 54 and 12 in the 58. Will stick with same shaft and grip  choice if available

My other wedges are: PXG Gen 4 GAP and PW with KBS Tour Lite shafts and midsize PXG grips. These are "set" wedges.

Edited February 7 by CaptStang

[ghanson]

PW  TM M2, 43.5 deg REAX 55g A flex shaft

50, 54, 58 deg custom built, Mitsubishi Chemical 55 g A flex wedge shafts (not certain of the bounce, but they work very well)

[Senior Champ]

7 minutes ago, barney_bogey said:

Is the 46 your PW and then you go right to a 9?

Cheers

Yeah, I love my Mizuno 4 - 9 but my PW wasn't as accurate/consistent for some reason. So, I got the Vokey 46 to replace the PW. It was a great move and a confidence booster. I'm throwing darts like my other wedges now!

[jbern]

Sub70 659CB set 45* PW and 50* AW. 

Sub70 286 54* and 58*

I use the 50* for most shots between 70-120 yards and then around the green if I have some green to work with. The 54* gets used for shots inside 70 yards and a bit around the green. 58* is used for all specialty shots and shots where I'm short-sided.

These clubs have been well used for a season and half and I'm looking into new ones. I'm thinking about the Cleveland CBX or Edison 2.0 for the 50* and 54* and then the Cleveland RBX or Sub70 JB for the 58*.

[GolfSpy_KFT]

Cobra Snakebite Black 52/56/60. First set of true wedges I have owned and really like them. Hoping to continue improving with them this year and go from there.

[higherplane]

45 degree 2018 X-forged PW, 50 degree Jaws Raw, 56 bent to 55 degree Jaws Raw, and 60 degree Mack Daddy 4.  The 50 degree might have to go for a Driving Iron in the future as can use 55 and 45,  the 60 degree is starting to show wear. This Spring when the snow melts will work on a carry distance card with 6 oclock-9-12-full swing for each wedge.     

[Owengeorge13]

Ping glide 2.0.  Kbs tgi 90, 54* S12, 60* S10.  I got fit for these, my iron shafts are KBS TGI.  I tried 6 other shafts…I guess these shafts really suit me.

[SDunne]

I bought some new wedges this year and got them to even out my spacing a bit. I have a Vokey 54 that I love and wanted to stay so bought Cleveland RTX Zipcore Fullface in a 50 and 58 and love them. I bought them new after testing out a few alternatives at a big golf store in Sydney. They replaced some very old Ping Eye 2s - lovely clubs but had them second hand and been in the bag for a long time. I now get a lot of confidence from the full face when you have to open them up but also very nice on a longer shot. 

I have an old 60 I have in the bag but must admit I rarely use it now given I like the 58 so much and rarely find myself needing the extra 2 degrees. I have no doubt I'll find somewhere else in the bag to make use of the gap now. 

Edited February 7 by SDunne

[fozcycle]

Titleist T300 48*

Edison 1.0 53*

Edison 1.0 57*

 

[bogeygolf02]

Stock Cleveland CBX2. Need to get fitted for some new ones.