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I currently have a couple sets of Adams Irons and between the two, I have a PW, GW and SW.  Is this good enough, or should I get a dedicated wedge set?  The 2 sets that I have are A4 and A7OS.


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Depends on how you hit them. Is there an uneven yardage gap among the three? Is one of them more difficult to hit than the other two?

If you hit the current wedges OK, you might want to keep your current mix until your swing stabilizes a little more.  As you learn more about the game, you'll be able to tell what you actually need in wedges.

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I'll second WUTiger's response.

I went through a swing change this year and did not buy a new wedge set yet (as I planned to purchase a new set in April). I'm going to hold off until next year and go with the Cleveland CG series - most likely the CG16. After trying the LW a bit, I love the "light-as-a-feather" feel of the club and the spin/control that I get with it.

Hold off until you truly know your game .

EDIT: By "know your game", I mean until your game answers your question for you. There's no certain HC to achieve, or distance, etc. Your game will tell you what you need and when you're ready for it - if you're not willing to get lessons or go through a fitting, that is.


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