Wedges....what happened?

[Lemay427]

somehow i have ended up with 3 different wedges in my bag. a RTG 52 degree cleveland 588, bob vokey 56 chrome, and a cleveland 900 60 degree chrome. as you just read, my setup has no consistency. i have been wanting to uniform my wedges but can decide which way to go.. the bob vokey is some what worn and i am beginning to think its time for a new one. what do you all think is better between the chrome 900 and a RTG?

[FoosIason]

Titleist wedges are the way to go. Check PGA club counts.

[Emergency9]

I really like the cleveland cg10's. But the vokeys gring the sole alittle more which is nice if you open the face up on those delicate chips. Just my 2 cents worth.

[Cleveland Gunmetal]

Yeah, you can't go wrong with either Cleveland or Titleist. The 900 is forged whereas the 588 is not, but I think a lot people may find that one more versatile. Vokey's are great too. Really all boils down to personal preference.

Oh yeah - I wouldn't put much stock into what's in the tour bags. They a) are better than all of us and b) paid lots of money to use what they do.

[beung]

Titleist wedges are the way to go. Check PGA club counts.

Thats not entirely true, no matter what pro uses what brand, chances are the club they use is not the same club you can buy off the shelf. There is alot of custom bending and grinding going on, especially with wedges. If what you say is true then you would be using a TM driver not Titleist. Just because a club works for them that doesn't mean its going to work for you. I doubt you will go wrong with any wedge you pick as long as it works good for and looks good when you address the ball.

[Lemay427]

i just want to get a uniform wedge system in my bag. they all look different lol

[allin]

Is this about esthetics or playing better. If you think a change in wedges would aid your play go for it. Otherwise you could just have the ones you have refinished.? or by iron covers

[Lemay427]

no the bob vokey sweet spot is all gouged up and its probably cheaper to buy a new one than refurb it. its all about playing better.

[Fourputt]

If you want to try a nice wedge at a good price, look at the Infinity wedges online at Solid Rock Golf. The prices are great, and he builds them to your specs. You can discuss any issues with him via email, and order exactly what you want. The face milled IP-3 wedges like I have are sole ground so you can lay the face wide open to flop with the best of them, yet my 56° is great from the bunkers too.

I'd at least look there before you buy name brands.... the prices are good enough that you even afford to make a mistake...