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  1. 1. Which do you prefer/use?

    • Chrome
      12
    • Oil Can
      9
    • Nickel
      4


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Which do you prefer or use?

I am using a chrome spin milled 52* and 56* atm & i rip them back a mile and can get them to stop dead on pitch shots and i can understand people wanting a harder feel and the wedge to last a bit longer with the nickel but oil can wedges i'm just not a big fan they last like 6 months they feel like youve hit it fluch no matter how you hit it and the ball just comes back 30 feet each time you hit it

Thats my opinion anyways

In my black carry bag
Driver- 909 D2 10.5* 76g Stiff UST Proforce V2
3-Wood 909 F3 14.5* 82g Stiff UST Proforce V2
Hybrid- 585-H 19* 85g Stiff Flex Adilla Proto
Irons- Z-B Forged 3iron-PW Project X 6.0Gap Wedge- Vokey Spin Milled 52|8Sand Wedge- Vokey Spin Milled 56|10Putter- Scotty Cameron...

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Correct me if I'm wrong, but the finish shouldn't really make any discernable difference to the physical feel of the shots, maybe mentally.

In my bag:
Driver: G10 10.5 TFC 129 Shaft
3 wood: R7 Steel
Hybrid: 585H 21 Degree
Irons 3-PW: 735.CMWedges: Vokey 52.08, 56.14Putter: White Hot XG #5


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