Club loft spacing

How important is club loft spacing to you? Does it really matter if the spacing is uneven or are you happy enough knowing how far you hit each club?

The main reason I ask is that I'm unsure on what to do with my new irons.

My old Nike Sumo SQ's had the following loft spacing between clubs:

I added 3 Titleist Vokeys with 4 degrees of loft between each of them to make the set more consistent:

With my new Yonex VMS's though the lofts are stronger by 0.5 to 2.5 degrees per club right up to the #AW which is the same.

The question I'm faced with then is whether I should keep as much of the 'set' of irons together as possible and use the set #AW and #SW, removing the #LW from my bag as 2 degrees doesn't seem worth carrying or do I keep the Vokeys and not use the set #AW and #SW?

For reference the VMS lofts are:

Well, the gap spacing on the Nike set is 3,4,4,4,4,4,4,4,4 (4-LW).

The VMS set is 3,3,3,4,4,5.5,5,6 (4-SW).

If it was me, I would swap the VMS's gap and sand wedges with the 3 Vokeys since you already have them.  Then you would be 3,3,3,4,4,5.5,5,4,4.

Figuring there is probably a +/- 1° variance in loft from the factory specs, you should be OK.

did you have them measured for loft? I had a few clubs from my stock set that were only 2 degrees spacing. So even the +/- 1° can be off, always good to check..

Usually 3-4 for lower lofted clubs and 4-5 for higher lofted clubs is typical.

My Cleveland CG16 Satin Chrome irons are strong and so my setup is:

4-21°

5-24°

6-27°

7-31°

8-35°

9-39°

PW-44°

Then I have 50° & 56° MD Golf NV Drew wedges. 6° gaps for wedges is fine for more as I'm good at working the wedges well, but most golfers seem to have a 5° or 4° gap between their wedges.

Thinking about adding a 60° loft as well which I can bend to 61° or 62° if I think I can handle it.