Wedge Situation

[thenormankid]

I went to the local golf store today wanting to buy a wedge. When I got there they had 58 degree Vokey for 40 dollars seeing that you never see gems like this often I bought it. Took it to the course to test it out and I love it. Now the problem goes like this I have a 45 degree PW, 55 degree SW which needs to be replaced anyway, the new 58 degree and a 60 degree. I need your opinions on how I should switch and replace my wedges. I want to keep the new 58 but I'm for replacing everything else help me with my gaps.

[svchiefs19]

here's what comes to my mind:
bend the 45* to 46*
bend the 55* to 54*
buy an 50*

thats gives you a 46*, 50*, 54*, and 58* set up. all have evenly spaced, 4* differences in loft which will result in consistantly proportionate distances. thats actually the same lofts for my wedges, and i love my 54* and 58* wedges. they seen to be easier to hit than a 56* or 60* and give me some more options around the greem.

thats just my opinion

[bogeyhitter25]

sell your 60*, and buy a 50*.

[Zeph]

What º is your 9i then? If you bend the PW, it will be off the other way.

Get a 50º and replace the 55º with a 54.08. You can use both the 54.08 and your 58.12 from the sand if you like. I don't find it a big problem with a 5º gap between the PW and 50º.

Then it'll go 45º, 50º, 54º, 58º.

You could also get a 50-52º and have a 6º gap from PW to GW and GW to LW if you don't want four wedges.