titleist vokey wedges

[cody west]

i am lefty and this year titleist decided not to make the 56 with 14 degrees of bounce. does anyone know where i could get a 56/14 vokey in lh brand new. i only want the 56/14 because different bounce wedges i hit different distances and i dont want to relearn my distance of my 56 becuase that would b alot of time on the range.

[Jay-Bird]

You could buy a new lefty Spin Milled 54/11 and have it bent to a 56/13?

or

You could buy a 256/14. It's the 200 series 56/14 Vokey. Here's the link.

[cody west]

how would bending the bounce work

[wedge player]

how would bending the bounce work

if you adjust the loft it adjusts the bounce accordingly.

[andef]

you could try to get a 54 and bend it to the right loft and bounce

[cody west]

i might call titleist because my wedge is like a month and a half old and it looks like its 30 yards old, mainly because i hit it alot but its beat

[wrx_junki]

TGW.com has a oil can SM56.14 in stock. Go and stock up.

[FHopper]

TGW are good people, they are here in my hometown so I buy from their proshop.

http://www.tgw.com/customer/search2....r=N&a1042;=left

[cody west]

thanks for the link

[NativeTxn]

You could buy a new lefty Spin Milled 54/11 and have it bent to a 56/13?

Don't the loft and bounce change in an inverse relationship?

In other words, if he had the wedge bent higher from 54 to 56, wouldn't the bounce go down from 11 to 9?

[Jay-Bird]

Don't the loft and bounce change in an inverse relationship?

No. They change directly with each other.

Any change in a club’s loft will correspondingly change the club’s bounce. The relationship is one-to-one. As the loft angle of a club is decreased by one degree, its bounce angle is decreased by a degree at the same time. The bounce angle increases equal to the amount of any loft increase. A one or two degree change in loft will not cause a bounce or dig sole with today’s clubs. If the loft angle is changed more than two degrees on a club, sole grinding may be necessary to restore the bounce angle to a more playable condition. Changes in lie do not affect the bounce of a club in any manner. - SOURCE