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Titleist vs Cleveland vCallaway wedges

jmanbooyaa

By jmanbooyaa
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jmanbooyaa Great Member

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I use Callaway X-Forged vintage wedges and when I went to purchase a new wedge I opted to go with a Titleist Vokey. I noticed that the 48 degree Vokey was longer than the Callaway X-forged and the same length as the CG15 all of the same loft. My question is is this simply a manufacturer thing and what playing differences will this create? I may have asked this already can't remember and did not check the forums.

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Check out a similar thread in Instruction & Playing Tips :

http://thesandtrap.com/forum/thread/43291/grip-down-a-pitching-wedge

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jbreeze Newbie

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It really depends on more than just length.  Type of shaft, shaft flex, club head weight, all will play a factor.  Bounce will probably affect the perceivable "difference" or playability between two clubs of same loft more than length of shaft.  Unless its a custom shaft I can't see the variance of length with the same lofted club to be more than 0.25" between these three manufacturers.  Not enough to be concerned with IMO.


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