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  1. 1. How many wedges do you carry?

    • One
      3
    • Two
      20
    • Three
      55
    • Four
      40


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Three: I carry the Cobra 3100 I/H PW (45) and GW (50) that came with my irons. I also carry an Upswing Golf SW (56) that I bought for like $20 with a "free club" certificate I received at a tourney. It works well, but I find it to be a bit heavy. I'm contemplating a Vokey Spin Milled 54 or 56 SW, but haven't come to grips with spending the money. I've never been good with a LW, so I don't bother carrying one...

My Titleist SC85 Bag holds:

Callaway Hyper X Driver - 10 Degree
Cobra Bafflers 1, 3 & 4
Cobra 3100 I/H Irons 5-GWTitleist Vokey Wedges 54 & 58PiNG i-Series Anser 4 PutterCallaway Big Bertha & Warbird Balls


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I shouldn't have voted before reading the post. I voted for one but I actually carry two if you include the PW. Otherwise it is just the old 56*

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two wedges a pitching and a sandie.
Driver: Tour Burner 10°5
3 wood Tight Lies 13°
Hybrid 3DX DC 23°
Irons: G5
Wedges: oversize 48°PW & 56°SWPutter: Anser 2Ball: TOURix

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