Murphy's Law

[Kperkins]

So I've been debating some new wedges for a few months, as my sand was a generic clubhead on a crap shaft, and I don't have a gap wedge. So after much deliberating and club evaluation, I went with the 52-8 Vokey Oil Can, and the 56-14 Spin Milled Vokey. Gorgeous clubs, soft, easy to get the ball up, etc.

So what happens? I have my first playoff game of the baseball season (Adult baseball, www.pssbl.com ) last night, and tear open my right hand on the soft skin between the thumb and index finger. Probably no golf for at least two weeks. :( :( Major bummer man. Now I can't even practice with the new clubs :P.

Just had to share my joy and pain.

[Thrdroc]

I know your feeling. I bought all new clubs this year and i was playing the best golf I've played since freshman year high school, and i get in a car accident and develop some complications. Almost 2 months this year i could not play.

[powerfade]

  Kperkins said:

So I've been debating some new wedges for a few months, as my sand was a generic clubhead on a crap shaft, and I don't have a gap wedge. So after much deliberating and club evaluation, I went with the 52-8 Vokey Oil Can, and the 56-14 Spin Milled Vokey. Gorgeous clubs, soft, easy to get the ball up, etc.

Just brush on some

New Skin and get out there and play!! Are the Vokey wedges heavier than others? I picked one up today and the clubhead felt noticably heavy. I use Ping i3 wedges. Is there an advantage to playing a heavier wedge? Maybe it gets through the rough and sand easier?

[Kperkins]

I can't actually tell you if the wedges feel heavier. I'm not quite good enough to really tell yet... Although in my last two 9s I've shot 7 and 4 over respectively, and had my first tap in birdie...