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inthehole Great Member

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i play Wilson Staff 48 & 58 wedges - needed something to split the difference & NOBODY makes a 53 degree wedge anymore (OK, Cobra) ... so I found a Mizumo 53 which I like...

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Mr. Desmond Super Member

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Originally Posted by inthehole

i play Wilson Staff 48 & 58 wedges - needed something to split the difference & NOBODY makes a 53 degree wedge anymore (OK, Cobra) ... so I found a Mizumo 53 which I like...

Miura Y grind 53

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http://www.miuragolf.com/series57_y-wedge.asp

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NuclearMike Dedicated Member

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I play Wilson Staff Di9 wedges @ 46, and 49.5 degrees with Lynx LxW in the 52 and 60.  The Wilsons play high and straight and the Lynx are great when I need to spin the ball.


sean_miller Incredible Member

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Originally Posted by inthehole

i play Wilson Staff 48 & 58 wedges - needed something to split the difference & NOBODY makes a 53 degree wedge anymore (OK, Cobra) ... so I found a Mizumo 53 which I like...

I have Mizuno (cousin to Mizumo perhaps?) and Cleveland 53 degree wedges, but they're as old as dirt.

Mizuno MP600 driver, Cleveland '09 Launcher 3-wood, Callaway FTiz 18 degree hybrid, Cleveland TA1 3-9, Scratch SS8620 47, 53, 58, Cleveland Classic 2 mid-mallet, Bridgestone B330S, Sun Mountain four5.


mlf16507 Dedicated Member

mlf16507

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I like the feel of BeCu wedges(See Signature for what I use),  I am looking for a Wilson BeCu wedge to replace the Hogan,as I like Wilson wedges the best. IMHO I think the BeCu Sandy Andy is the best sand wdge ever made.

Wishon  715 CLC-AXE5 A shaft -hard steppedt -44.5"
4 wood-Infiniti 17*-UST IROD A shaft-Hard stepped(2009 model)
Hybrids 19* & 24*-Trident DSW-UST IROD Hybrid A shaft-hard stepped (2009 model)
Irons-5-PW- Wilson Staff Progressive Forged-TT Release  sensicore( 5&6-Soft stepped R-7,8&9-R-wedge hard stepped R
Wedges-52*-Wilson JP BeCE(54* bent to 52*)-TT-Release sensicore-hard stepped R

              56*Wilson R-61 BECU Sandy Andy- Release sensicore tipped same as 8 iron

               60* Wilson Harmonized BECU-Release sensicore tipped same as 8 iron

Woods- Star Grips  Irons Energy Grips

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I had been playing mizuno faldo wedges since I started and I absolutely loved them but my 60 was my all purpose club so the grooves were just about done. I just bought a vokey 60-07 to replace it and am going to try it out today. If all goes well I maybe be completing the vokey set for my bday next month.

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Driver: :titleist: 910 D2 (Project X 7A3)

3 Wood: :titleist: 910F ;(Mitsubishi Rayon Diamana 'ahina 82)

Hybrid: :titleist: 909H 19* (Diamana Blue)

Irons: :titleist: 755 3-P (Tri Spec Stiff Flex Steel)

Wedges: :titleist: (Vokey 52* 56* 60*)

Putter: Ping Karsten Anser 2

Balls: :titleist: Nxt tour/ Prov1x


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Playing callaway diablo edges in the pw and aw, Mizuno mpt 53* sand wedge ( low bounce andusedfrom fairway) anda 58* Wilson tw9 12* bounce for sand shots and deep rough. Ilike the OEM aw because it is used for normal fairway shots@ 110 yards, the sw is 90-100 yard club. In reali, play what feels comfortable to you. The important factor is to find the bounce that works with your swing and course conditions.

Callaway Razr X Black driver 9.5* Callaway x hot pro 3 deep stiff Callaway x hot pro 16, 18, 20 hybrids Callaway diablo forged 5-GW Callaway jaws vintage 54, 58 wedges me grooves Odyssey metal x milled # 7. 35" Callaway org 14 bag Taylormade TP3 ball Callaway tour golve :-)


Will Par Newbie

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I've never had a full matched set of wedges.  Currently use four wedges... Mizuno, Vokey, and Callaway (2).  Wedges don't have to match, but you do have to like the look, feel, and get good distance control.


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