Pingfan1967

You guys are probably right - I'm probably overthinking it. I've been playing golf for over 20 years and have never paid any attention to bounce or grind on wedges. I only looked at loft. Problem is now there are too many choices which MAKES you think about these things when you go to buy. Bottom line - I don't think, for example, having 13 degrees bounce versus 9 degrees would make that much difference anyway for a guy that plays 2 days a week with his buddies.

OK, after much research seems that conventional wisdom is that on "most" wedge shots around the green, more bounce is better. I plan to replace my current 56 - 11 wedge with a 54 - ? Reason being is that I don't hit my 56 as long as I used to (could hit 100 yds at one point) and I really like to hit the sandwedge from 95 to 100 yards. My question is this - does bounce really matter that much for a full shot since the club should make contact with the ball first then the ground?