Wedges: Cleveland CG versus Titleist Vokey

**bIGwIRE** · June 2, 2008

I like my Cleveland 558 dynamic sole grind. The CG's are nice too, just liked the way these felt a little better. Why more companies don't use progressive grind is a mystery to me.

**pcitygolfer** · June 2, 2008

I like my Cleveland 558 dynamic sole grind. The CG's are nice too, just liked the way these felt a little better. Why more companies don't use progressive grind is a mystery to me.

I have some 588s also. I like them too. Wedges and putters are about confidence. You should play what you like best

**Batmanrb89** · June 8, 2008

If you play a harder ball like and Titleist NXT tour persay, then go with the SM Vokey, other wise, the CG12 Spin mill is the way to go. Hard or soft greens, they have not let me down...I went with 56 degree loft and 10 degree bounce for the sand, and 60 degree loft and 4 degree bounce for the lob. Dave Peltz would be impressed....J/K

**RX Phoenix** · June 8, 2008

Went from Cleveland CG to TaylorMade TP's, and now Callaway X-forged . . . the CG's and TP's are staying in the closet, I really believe that Callaway has developed a great wedge, especially with the MD grooves available on 56 on up. My experience is that these wedges are a bit better than the other two and have to be considered in any talk about the best wedges.

**Batmanrb89** · June 16, 2008

I've played the spin milled vokeys and the cg 12 zip grooves, it just comes down the asthetics really. They both look great and feel great, if you're a traditionalist for the most part, Vokey probably, from what I've heard, the zip groove designs will soon be non-conforming.....hope not, but I've heard...

**shotstop_10** · June 16, 2008

I own taylormade tp zip groove and I love them. I have never spin the ball but with these I can spin the ball like crazy now just a thought. But I have also heard people from my course love the Cleveland.

**DavidFehertysBike** · June 17, 2008

They're eqaul wedges, IMO. Ive been playing vokeys almost as long as ive been playing so im just acustomed to the way they look and feel when im out on the course. The Spin Mills do shread balls, especially if you play a soft cover players ball like the ProV1. The 200 series is generally a little easier on your balls...(snicker)