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i need some new wedges before my season starts and i'm stuck between 3 wedges: Cleveland CG15, Taylormade XFT TP(the one with exchangable face), or the tiltleist BV spin milled.
has anybody played any of these wedges, and if so what did you think?
thanks

What I Play:
Titleist 910 D3 9.5* Diamana 'ahina X-stiff  | Titleist 909f2 13.5* x-stiff | Taylormade Rescue 19* steel shaft stiff |
Titleist ZB 3-PW S300 | Titleist BV SM 52-08 58-12  | 34" Scotty Cameron California Del Mar | Penta TP


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I can only speak to the Vokeys, but they are excellent. I had SnakeEyes prior, and the Vokeys offer much better control, especially around the greens where you need a little bit of "bite". I highly recommend them.

Driver 905S, V2 stiff shaft
3-Wood 906F2 13 degree, V2 stiff
Hybrid 585H 21 degree, Aldila VS Proto
Irons (4-PW) MP-57, Rifle 5.5
SW & LW spin milledPutter TracyBall Pro V-1


Posted
In the same boat, looking for wedges thinking about vokeys, cleveland cg wedges or making snake eyes wedges as well. If I dont end up making the snake eyes I would probably end up buying used.

In my 's bag:
Driver: HiBore XLS 10.5, Fujikara Red R Flex shaft, and Winn PCI grip
3w, 5w: HiBore XLS Fujikara Gold R Flexshaft, and Winn PCI grips
Irons: Viper HT heads, True Temper XL Lite shafts, and Winn PCI grips
Putter: XG #9 35"Ball: TP II


Posted
havnt hit the cg15's however i have a vokey and cg10...i prefer the vokey...switching all my wedges to vokey spin milled

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909D2 9.5° Diamana S
909F2 15.5° Diamana S
909F2 18.5° Diamana S
AP2 Project X 5.5 3-PW Vokey Spin Milled 52° 56° 60° Studio Select Newport 2 Pro V1Home Course - http://www.huronoaks.com (Home of Mike Weir)


Posted
I just got the Vokeys oil can in 50, 56 & 62 with last year's grooves and they are sweet!!! I previously played the CG 14s which were very good too. I guess you can't go wrong with Titleist or Cleveland wedges. Never played a taylormade wedge.
In my Callaway Warbird stand bag:
Ping G15 10.5* Graphite Design YS-6+ S
Ping G15 4W 17* Aldila Serrano S
Adams IDEA A7 19* UST Mamiya AXIVcore S
TM 2009 Burners 4-PW / Titleist SM Vokeys 50, 56 & 62 / TM Rossa Daytona 1 Ghost / Titleist Pro V1

Posted
I have never hit the Cleveland cg15's but I have looked them from address and dont be turned off by the writing on the clubface, it cant be seen at address.
Based on the 3 you listed id go with the Vokey's, but id give the mizuno mp T-10 a look.

Posted
ever tried a scratch? you owe it to yourself to try one before any of those. Also give the cally forged a spin, great feel off those clubs, butter than vokeys in my opinion.

|Callaway FT-9 Tour Neutral 9.5 Diamana BlueBoard| TaylorMade TourLaunch 14.5 Matrix Ozik F7M2 X| Adams Idea Pro 20 Matrix Ozik Altus X| Mizuno MP-32 4-PW TTDG S300|Titleist Vokey 50| Tour Issue Titleist Black Ni Vokey SM 54|Callaway X Forged 62 || Kirk Currie Brazos| Callaway Tour IX/...


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The Clevelands get all the hype, but if you try a Scratch 8620 I think you will fall in love with them, and the 1018's are even better
If you always do what you've always done....You'll always be where you are right now..
Driver: C830.2 HOF Taiwan Proto
3 wood: Versus VS 1 Proforce V2
7 wood: DCT Fujikura Motore F1
3-pw: Nakashima NX-1 Project X 6.5 53*: ...

Posted
The CG15 is a nice wedge. I picked one up in 56* to fit between my 52 and 60 degree CG14. Face is a little smaller and the swingweight is heavier, but it's got great bite.
Tools of the trade: Red=Pics
2.0 Push Cart
V14 Club Count Cart Bag
Driver - Nike SQ Dymo 2 HL w/Cleveland Headcover
Fairway Wood - Hibore XLS 5 WoodHybrids - Hibore 3,4,5Irons - CG Gold 6-PWWedges - CG14 52 & 60 CG15 - 56 Degree Custom Squareback 1

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