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So I definitely move towards titleist when picking most of my clubs. Driver, 3 Wood, and Wedges, as well an SC putter. However my girlfriend got me a 58* X-Forged Wedge, chrome finish, C-grind, Mack Daddy Grooves. The MD's have quite a bit more bite than the Spin Milled when new, however not as much ripping, maybe because the face isnt milled. Amazing at the grind versitility for a retail club, but even more so with the quality of the forging. Seemed a little bigger than my vokey, but seemed like a much better match for me than the vokeys. More testing the weekend, but so far its a winner. It is notable this had an S300 shaft in it rather than the wedge flex TT's in my vokeys. Anyone considering a vokey should try out the x-forged.

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Very nice wedges. I had a chance to hit the line at a callaway demo day a month or so ago.I liked the 58 alot, too, but it would fit with my coverage set up. If I didnt get my vokeys so cheaply I would probably go for a 56/10.
THE WEAPONS CACHE..

Titleist 909 D2 9.5 Degree Driver| Titleist 906f4 13.5 degree 3-Wood | Titleist 909 17 & 21 degree hybrid | Titleist AP2 irons
Titleist Vokey Wedges - 52 & 58 | Scotty Cameron Studio Select Newport 2 Putter | ProV1 Ball

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I,m using two callaway x tours and they are fantastic! I totally recommend them.

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I use 3 X-Forged wedges: 52, 56MD, 62MD . . . these could turn out to be classics, hitting very consistent yardages, so far so good.

2009 Burner R
FT-I Fusion Squareway 3W 15* Fujikura Speeder Fit-On R
5W R7 R
FT Fusion Hybrids Draw 3/21*, 4/24*
G5 5-PW X-forged Vintage: 52.12, 56.14MDScotty Cameron: Newport 2 ProV1


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I am intending to remove my callaway wedges from my bag as from the rough they sit very flat and thus grip the grass ideal from the fairway but I am a huge fan of bump and run so don,t use them if I can help it .A present I am looking taylor made as they cut through any less than ideal surface

one thing about going the extra mile there,s never a lot of traffic

what,s in the bag

driver: F speed LD 9 aldila NV stiff3 woodF speed LD 15 adila nv regularutility baffler 20 adila hl65 regularirons x-12 4 to pw rch99 firmwedges x18 forged 52 56&60putter im-01


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I have both (i use the SM 54.14 for pitch and putt), they're both good. Feel, spin, ability to destroy the ball... all equally good. I like the c-grind option of the x-forged but titleist are offering that as well now...

Pick the wedge that makes you most comfortable at address.

Driver SS 93-95mph
6 iron SS 77-80mph

Driver: Burner 9.5 S
3 Wood: G10 SIrons 3-pw: MP-57 Dynalite Gold SL S300Wedges: 52 and 56 CG12 60 X- Forged CG/MDPutter: TiffanyBall: NXT TourI have no brand loyalty


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let me add this.

the first 8 shots i hit with both my 52 & 58 x-forged vintages TOTALLY ripped up the balls i was using (and i use some good quality balls hah!)

however, once you get past the ball damage, the results are great. i'm not an awesome sand player yet i have been killing out of the bunkers with these bad boys on my side.

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I have two x-forged wedges. The first chip I hit with the 60* hooked me. The vokeys look offset to me for some reason...

In the Bag:

Driver: FT-5 Tour 9.5*; Grafalloy PL Red
FW Wood: X 17*; Stock shaft
Hybrid: X 21*; Fujikura BanzaiIrons: X-18 Pro Series; S300Wedges: X forged 56* & 60*balls; tees; like $20 in change; chapstick; bugspray; a bunch of wrappers and such.


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