Wedge for a "better player"

[CPGA_LeftyNation]

I use Vokey wedges, have forever. New wedges will always suck back like a cheap barfly. So once you actually decide, don't be surprised if they still dance a little.

I agree with the other experts on changing your ball. It could be as simple as trying a higher ball flight, and maybe moving the ball position around for a couple weeks.

[Teedub7]

The problem is not with your wedges, it is with you. You need to work on your technique a bit and change balls. You must be playing on very soft greens. As for "forged wedges", what difference could they possibly make? Methinks you are trying to compliment yourself in a backhanded manner, complaining about this accursed ability to spin the ball which so many players boast about. I think your "problem" is a plea for praise, and I don't believe you anyway. If it were true you would have changed to a Top Flite ages ago.

this is not what im trying to say. And to answer the question about the playing conditions, they are very soft because of how much they get watered. We also get a large amount of rainfall in illinois and the course never really dries out or anything. Im just looking for a wedge that doesnt spin the ball a extreme amount. I'm going to take the advice given by the gentlemen who suggested i try all the wedges on the range. And i dont want to change my golf ball because i really like the distance and control i get from my blacks.

[cwcaesar]

Mizuno makes a really nice line-up of wedges. The best thing is that they are forged so you get a nice feel off of them. And, isn't the short game all about feel?