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mckay165

By mckay165
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Hey by any chance does anyone know if the titleist wedges that the likes of adam scott and Ernie els are playing at the minute ever be released and if will they be in uk

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Hey by any chance does anyone know if the titleist wedges that the likes of adam scott and Ernie els are playing at the minute ever be released and if will they be in uk

Top name players like Adam and Ernie are serviced personally by Bob Vokey himself.

They start out with heavy "blanks" of either spin milleds or 200 series and can have which ever grind they want put on it to suit their game from the fairways and around the greens. The $10K Titliest Performance Institute weekend used to include face time with Vokey's staff, not sure if it still does, but that might be the only way unless you're planning on making it to the big show.

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no no am not that good no its just that i know they have been plying with them for somtime now and just wondered if it will ever be taken out of prototype status and put on market


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no no

mckay165,

Just a little "dry" humor, no offense intended. In case you were wondering. Adam Scott plays a 54 degree sand wedge and a 60 degree lob wedge with a T grind. Ernie Els plays a 54 degree sand wedge and a 59 degree lob wedge with an M grind. Of course those may change depending on course conditions and lengths.

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