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cleveland 900 series vs. todays wedges

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Well the updated wedges will spin more, mostly just because they're new, I'm assuming you've used your 900 wedges for a few years.  More options with bounce as well.  Make sure to also check out the PING Gorge wedges, more durable than the Cleveland wedges.

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Vinchenzio45 Established Member

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If you've had the wedges for a while, I'd upgrade. Over time the grooves wear down.

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The 900s are great classic wedges. I just gave my old 588s to my brother who promptly hit a low spinning checker from 60 yards with a 60. It was 2 hops and zip. If the grooves are still good keep them around, if they are worn, then check out the newer conforming wedges.

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