The best wedge combo for me?

[Kieran123]

Currently have 45* PW, 48* GW, 56* SW and 60* LW

I want to keep the Wilson Staff PW and GW so was thinking of dumping my other wedges ( they're old anyway ) and going 45*, 48*, 54* and 58*

Or should I go 45*, 48*, 52*, and 56* ( as my highest lofted club )

I currently use my 60* a lot especially on faster greens, so didn't really wanna go any lower than 58*

I could always get my Wilson Staff GW bent to 50* if that would be best

[Long Ball Larry]

Someone else with Wilson irons posted a similar situation last week. Those irons sure are lofted strongly. Why don't you bend the GW to 50* (assuming you're comfortable with the change in bounce), and buy a 54*/56* (bend to 55*) and 60*? Then your lofts would be 45-50-55-60, even throughout.

[delav]

I am currently playing a set of wedges with lofts similar to what you are thinking (48, 52 and 58).  I dropped by 56 and 60 and consolidated these shots with a 58 degree wedge.  I like the 58, and can play almost all of the shots I want without the extra wedge.

I'd suggest keeping the 48* G (really PW loft) and finding a set of 52/53 and 57/58 wedges with the bounce and shape that fits your eye.

Also... don't forget about the importance of having lies checked and adjusted with these clubs.

[Kieran123]

Originally Posted by Long Ball Larry

Someone else with Wilson irons posted a similar situation last week. Those irons sure are lofted strongly. Why don't you bend the GW to 50* (assuming you're comfortable with the change in bounce), and buy a 54*/56* (bend to 55*) and 60*? Then your lofts would be 45-50-55-60, even throughout.

They are strong. Only from the 8i - GW though, the rest are pretty standard which is weird.

I like this idea. I just bought a Adams Golf Tom Watson 54* SW off rockbottom for $30 and will see how that goes.