How many years since Vokey wedges stoped being forged?

[delav]

lol have you just been ignoring the posts in this thread? Yes, you're gonna feel a difference in the clubs. No not because of the club making process but because they're made of two different metals.

Thanks for the breath of fresh air. Apparently properties of materials are irrelevant on the interwebs as around here forged=soft and cast=clicky. Period.

[max power]

forget all this forum cant tell a difference in feel between two types of metal crap, I dont care what anyone says on forums and all the debates that go on. I can feel a difference in feel sometimes between a mizuno forged club and a ping cast club, period

This is a thread about wedges. Also, it's been stated multiple times that the difference is in the types of metal-and in forged clubs the metal tends to be softer, but it's not required. I agree that Mizunos feel softer than PINGs, but as Jamo stated, it's largely to do with sound.

[CassinoNorth]

Thanks for the breath of fresh air. Apparently properties of materials are irrelevant on the interwebs as around here forged=soft and cast=clicky. Period.

Anytime.

This is my forte as an avid golfer/engineering major. It ties in quite well.

[jamo]

Anytime.

What year are you in?

[sean_miller]

Thanks for the breath of fresh air. Apparently properties of materials are irrelevant on the interwebs as around here forged=soft and cast=clicky. Period.

Personally I judge a wedge's feel by the leading edge, the bounce, and shaft/grip combination. Stainless steel wedges usually feel like garbage and I think it's been established here (finally - in other threads, even that was poo pooed) that carbon steel and stainless steel feel different.