Question about fitting wedges.

[atrapasuenos]

Hi mates, last week I went to a store in here that they fit you. Obviously they don't fitt you as well as in US. But they try...

They fit me the irons with the lie board and according to the stamp that they put in the sole of the club I should use a +2 upright lie. Now I ask to the guy of I should modify me wedges too and he told me that I should.

But he told me that instead of using a 2 upright lie I should use a +1 upright lie. So... is this idea good or I should use the same +2 upright lie?

Another questions the standar shaft of the x tour wedges is the S300 according to Callaway's site, is that right?

Thanks a lot.

Regards.

[atrapasuenos]

No one can help me?

[TCCcaddie]

Well i do not know about the lie angle but most wedge shaft flexes are stiff, the DG wedge flex is actually similar to the S300 so that is not a problem if you are wondering about how the shaft will affect you.

[Masa]

The X-Forged wedges that I recently got have Dynamic Gold S300 shafts in them, I would assume the previous X-Tour wedges use the same shaft. Titleist wedges that are labeled as "Wedge Flex" actually use Dynamic Gold S200 shafts for instance. As far as the lie angle goes, that just depends. I fit to 3 degrees upright on my irons, but play standard lie on my wedges. My wedges are an inch long while my irons are 3/4" long. I went through a separate fitting for my wedges and for whatever reason, standard lie is better for the wedges while 3 degrees upright is right for my irons.

[Crafty]

Many people have a flatter lie in their wedges. There are many that are standard in irons but 1 or 2 degrees flat in the wedges. I would trust the one degree upright.

[atrapasuenos]

Many people have a flatter lie in their wedges. There are many that are standard in irons but 1 or 2 degrees flat in the wedges. I would trust the one degree upright.

Awesome that's what I want to hear. Thanks a lot for your answers mates.

Regards!