Which wedges do you use?

[hypergolf]

Which wedges do you use? Pros and cons.

1. Callaway
2. Taylormade
3. Titleist
4. Ping
5. Cobra
6. Mizuno
7. Cleveland
8. Nike
9. Bridgestone
10. Srixon
11. Others (Please specify)

[allin]

I just bought new clubs including all the wedges. No evaluation yet.

[Everardo]

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[BritBoy]

They are in my bag (below) and I love em!!

[flap]

Cleveland 588 oil can 56*&60* reshafted with Grafoloy Pro Launch

[niblick]

Always used Cleveland wedges.

[Fourputt]

I have 2 Cobras and one Cleveland, so I couldn't vote in your poll....

[mrobbie]

Use a Maxfli 52 and a Titleist 60

Yet to try the 60 out on the course, but I like the maxfli as it has similar weight to the rest of my irons.

[Hobbage]

52* Cleveland 588 RTG and 56* Mizuno MP Series.

[underpar]

Vokey's Spin Milled Tour Satin

[ebin]

Titleist 54.14 and 60.04 black nickel. The 54 is the best club in my bag.

[J.P.]

Cleveland CG10 Black Pearl 60/08 and 56/12.

These low bounce wedges are great for the hard, fast, firm conditions here.

Also feel very soft and consistent.

[Nick88]

Vokey spin milled 56.10 & 60.04
Vokey black nickel 52*

[Jeepthrills]

Titleist Sand Wedge and Cleveland Gap Wedge. I love both, but when I get my new Irons, I will probably look to skip the 3 Iron and go with a matching Gap Wedge.

[Juancd75]

Cleveland 588

[chingali]

I have been using some el cheapo Ram FX wedges for a couple of years. My son started playing a few years ago and I had plenty of sets of irons lying around but no wedges that I was willing to let him use so I logged on to ebay and bought him a set of them, when they turned up I gave them to him without even looking at them.

A few weeks later I was playing with him and I was showing him how to play a little lob shot over a bunker and I grabbed his new 60* wedge and thought "hey - I like the shape of this thing" and it worked well. A few holes later we were about 70 yards out from the green and I was showing him how to play a little knock down and again I grabbed one of his new wedges, this time the 55* and again I liked the looked of it.

As soon as I got home I went on to ebay and grabbed myself a set of three, I think they cost me all of about $30. When they turned up I stuck DG S300's in them, cut them to length, put on some decent grips and added lead tape to get them to what I am used to swingweight wise and they've been in the bag ever since. I currently use the 55* and the 60* bent to 58* and I love them. The best thing is they are a softish stainless steel instead of chromed carbon steel so they are wearing very well, I'd have worn out a Vokey (I used them for ages) by now for sure. I've now got a spare set out in the garage in case I lose one of my current ones or if I wear one out too badly.

Once I find something I like and trust I like to use it until it's completely worn out, it's a pain in the arse to have to keep replacing wedges. The price doesn't bother me, it's the getting used to it and trusting it, by the time I am confident in a wedge it's often time for it to go in to the rubbish bin!

I also have a few old Wilson Sandy Andy's I have changed the sole grind on that I will use sometimes at courses that have very soft - deep sand. My current gap wedge is an ancient Cobra Phil Rodgers 52*, I have been using it for about 3 years now and have used exact versions of the same club as my gap wedge for about 20 years. I currently have two more of them in almost new condition sitting in the garage waiting to replace the current one when it wears out.

[Sharkgolf]

Bought the Eidolon 52, 56 & 60 deg last summer.

They have U-grooves and spin-milled faces, and a V-sole system which allows each wedge to "become" another loft when opened slightly - like Ping is doing as well.

The wedges perform terrifically, although I have noticed a lot of wear on the face of the 60deg - something I reckon isn't so great for wedges less than a year old BUT I haven't been able to compare this wear to any other spin-milled wedges, so a negative vote would be unfair at this stage.

[Golfer7945]

Ben Hogan Carnoustie in black nickel finish 52,56 and 60