Belt Sanders

This thread can go on forever. I picked up a Callway X-Forged Vintage 56* wedge with MD grooves. I just chunked the piece of rebar shaft thar came in it and replaced it with a Rifle 4.5. Now it is a bad arse wedge. The callaway wedge shaft had about 10 gram chunk of tip weight in it. Disapointed, I had to lead tape it to get the swing weight in the D4 range. That much tip weight really messes up a club.

Something is not right? I would have a talk with the place you bought it from. Good thing you still have your old driver.

Which SW do you use? I am still searching for the perfect versatile SW. I am still undecide and waiting for better weather for an all around assessment. I have a bunch of wedges I will unload in the spring but what is fitting my purpose so far is Callaway X Forged Vintage 56* w/ MD grooves, Trinity 56* carbon steel wedge and Ping 56-10 Tour-W. The X-Forged really does spin the ball. It shears a little too, that should subside with a little wear. I have been urged to try a Snake Eyes 685BX but I think it is very close to the X-Forged that I alreay have. I will lookey.

I dropped my 60* LW because ever so often I would chunk or bone a full swing with it. It ruins my day. To keep from being tempted to hit the LW with a full swing I just dropped it completely. I swear I have dropped a stroke a round using just a SW. My hat is off to you for the descipline to use your LW greenside only.

Service. I had my Rife putter shortened and a new grip put on

Wilson Fg59 are the best looking. I don't play them but they are really sharp. Muzuno make really nice looking irons as well as the Titleist MB

2 wedges. 49* PW and 55* SW