Looking for a new Wedge

[Bluenoser67]

My current wedge a Cleveland 588 is showing signs of wear from 100+ rounds and subsequently I'm looking at getting a new one in the off season. Any advice would be appreciated, I know that Cleveland has a dozen different types and there are always the Titiest and others.

Thanks in advance

[albatroz]

If you have great feel for your old wedge you can hold on to it . There are pro shops that can regroove the face and reangle the lie to match your specs . Maybe a New soft grip can be placed to give you more feel . Its your call . There are a lot of great wedges from Major manufacturers but you will have to take time out to try them and see which fits your style . Happy Hunting

[Chilidog]

If you like the Clevelands, look at the Callaway X Tour wedges formed by Roger Cleveland. Be warned though, the grooves will rip the face off a golf ball.

[Bowker]

I have always loved my Titlesist Vokey spin-milled.

Have you ever tried them?

Prior to that I like the Cleveland CG10-they are just classics IMO

[gogolfing]

I bought a 60˚ Ping Tour W wedge and loved it. Two weeks ago I ordered a sand and gap wedge in the same model. Great face feel and spin out of them.

[naples golf18]

cleveland cg12 is a great wedge, if you buy you will notbe disapointed at all. highly recomended.

[jammer59]

I love the feel of the my Mizuno T-Series (Black Nickel) wedges. They inspire confidence and don't rip the ball as much as the Volkey Spin Mill (I own a couple of these as well). The Volkey's stop the ball on a dime but I prefer the feel of the forged Mizunos. I will swap one for a Volkey however if the greens are hard/dry. Usually the 58* swapped for my Mizuno 56* SW.

[AnalogAG]

@jammer

Do you have the latest 2008 model or the older ones?
I have the 2008 ones but wasn't able to take them out since I got them.
I am surprised that you say, that they are not comparable in terms of spin to the vokeys!

[SuaSponteMn]

How much do you want to spend?

Scratch Golf makes the best wedges in golf; they are forged (unlike Cleveland and Vokey) and completely custom. You can have whatever finish, bounce, lie, length, grind, shaft, stamping, your heart desires. Like I said, you'll pay a little more but they'll treat you like a tour pro. (Wish I could afford them )

[TourSpoon]

I just swapped my 588 56 for a vokey spin milled 54/10. It is more versatile than the 588 because I ordered the medium bounce. I also bought the 60/08.