Is my wedge set-up a problem

[Hoovedawg]

I was just thinking about how weird my wedge set up in my bag is
46 degree PW (Ben Hogan BH-5)
48 degree 10 Iron (MacGregor Tournament Custom)-Goodwill Special $2.38
56 degree SW (Royal Regal)-Goodwill Special $2.38
60 degree LW (Aspire Tour Wedge)-Walmart Special $19.99

The thing is that I basically use the 10 iron for everything 50 yards and in (Pitches, Chips, flops). I rarely use the pitching wedge, maybe 1 or 2 times a round. The Lob wedge I use in the sand traps but this is usually only 1 or 2 times a round. The sand wedge I haven't touched in the last 4 rounds that I have played. So is it a bad thing that I use the 10 iron 15+ times per round and the others combined maybe 2 or 3 times per round? Will this hurt my game as I get better?

[doublesuited77]

I was just thinking about how weird my wedge set up in my bag is

to really answer this question, i'd need to know the bounce of each of the wedges.

[Fourputt]

Hard to answer your question, as I only carry 2 wedges, 45° PW and 56° SW (14° bounce). I find I can do most everything I need to do day in and day out with just those 2. Having the 2 that are only 2 degrees apart is a bit redundant, and I have no idea how you get by without using a SW. That has become my bread and butter club more and more. For me, using the 60° from sand was too limiting. About 40 feet was the limit for blasting out of a bunker, while with the SW, I can play as short as needed, but I can also play from 100 feet too, just by adjusting my swing strength. More versatility in one club just makes for a lighter bag to carry.

[Hoovedawg]

The Pw is 2 degrees of bounce. The 10 iron is 0. The 56 is 14 and the LW is 8.

I mainly use the LW for bunkers because where I play the bunkers are all hard and relativly close to the hole.