what wedges are in your bag?

[Gerald]

I used to use the PW that came with my set (47*) and added a 52*, 56* and 60* for a while, mostly only using the 52* and 56*. Sometimes a 60* lob wedge can be a great companion, but it is also so easy to hit a fat ball with, that I tend to trade it in for a 58*

Maybe I will opt for 2 wedges in future 52* and 58* only .....

[CrazyXGolfer]

It depends on how you like your bag setup...
For me I have a fair few extra clubs that I put in depending on the leanth and the amount of times im going to be needing to use the clubs.

I have My usually bag set up is Driver, 3,5 wood. 3-P, 56, 60.
But I also have these clubs at home aswell. 19, 21 Hybird, 2 Iron, 52 Wedge, 64 Wedge.

[shades9323]

46* Ping G5 PW
52* Macgregor MT Pro DW GW
58* Macgregor MT Pro DW SW

[James_Black]

45* cobra PW
54,60 Vokey's.

I hit the PW 100-110m (110-120 yards) and the SW from 60-90m (66-100 yards).

[ks8829]

The wedges along with degree have bounce.

52/06
56/11
60/07

I play Mizuno wedges

[jdjanda]

50, 54, 58 Nickent, and my Burner Plus AW (50). Working on learning the new Nickents before I have them fitted. After the fitting I'll likely drop the Burner AW.

[ffemtp]

45* PW Titleist 775
50* GW Titleist 775
56* SW Vokey (bent to 55*)
60* LW Vokey

[Fat Slice]

47° PW Mizuno MP-57
52° Mizuno MP T-10
55° Mizuno MP T-10 (bent from 56°)
58° Mizuno MP T-10

I am thinking about dropping the 58 and getting a 50.

[James_Black]

47° PW Mizuno MP-57

why?

how big is the gap between 47* and 52*? it'll make the 52* redundant.

[Leftygolfer]

I carry a GW (50) 58, 64. I wouldn't mind carrying a 54 but I don't have many issues with the in between my 58 and 50. I can hit my 58 right at 95 and my 50 115. It is a big gap in distance but I like what I am carrying and don't want to drop a iron or buy another wedge.

[mfgorilla]

I've got a 46º PW, 56º SW and a 62º Lob wedge. I'm having some trouble with the 62, and I'm thinking about swapping my current SW and Lob to a 52º GW and 58º SW.

[sean_miller]

I've got a 46º PW, 56º SW and a 62º Lob wedge. I'm having some trouble with the 62, and I'm thinking about swapping my current SW and Lob to a 52º GW and 58º SW.

Go for it!!

That's two 6 degree gaps - allow for some creativity without second guessing yourself on club selection - try to get a 52' that's good from the sand though (not a Titleist fanboy, but the Vokeys fit the bill here).

[gauchogolfer]

My wedges (normal bag setup)
PW: 48°/7 (part of DCI 962 set): 110-120 yards
GW: 51°/10 (Snake Eyes): 105-115 yards, but more bounce than PW
SW: 56°/11 (Vokey SM): max 105
LW: 60°/4 (Cleveland BeCu): max 85

I waffle between carrying the GW and not, there are a couple of shots at my local club that are just dialed in for that particular club and I'm very confident as a result, which helps out. I might bend it up to 52° to give me a bit more of a classic 4° spacing, though it's obviously more about the actual distance gaps than it is the number on the sole. I need to re-establish those gaps at a suitable location here in the near future, given that my distances have changed lately thanks to working on my swing.

[Uncle Peter]

I have a 50 degree Dunlop Powerlift PW. I could probably hit about 75 yards with it, probably 85 on a good day.

Also, I'm looking to get a nice sand wedge. Any suggestions?

[majorhack]

I carry a 50 degree Cobra Gap Wedge and a 54 degree and 58 degree Cleveland CG14. The 54 is without a doubt my favorite club in the bag. The Clevelands are great clubs. Great feel from the fairway and the bunkers.

[Uncle Peter]

I also hear that Callaway sand wedges are pretty good also

[max power]

49, 53, 58 or 47, 52, 56, 60

[jonnythan]

I've got the standard pitching wedge that came with my iron set along with a low-bounce 52 and high-bounce 56.