Wedge Loft Options

RE: Wedge Loft Options

Lou G — Sun, 06 Jun 2021 17:37:33 GMT

[quote user="Lou G"]In the thumbnail, my short iron lofts are 42-47-52-58-64 with a 54-10S and 60-14K bent 2* strong. My other option is 44-50 in place of the 42-47-52 with a 46-10F bent 2* strong and a 50-08F.

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Wedge lofts are 44-52-58-64. I use the 46-10F (44*) in place of the 9 iron.

RE: Wedge Loft Options

Don O — Thu, 01 Apr 2021 20:04:38 GMT

Your distances look ok except for the 60. How well can you use the 60? Would you benefit from another hybrid/fairway? How often do you use full shots at 100 yards? If the 60 is hard to control, you can use a 56 bent to 57 or a 58 bent to 57. Depends if you would benefit from more bounce (56-57) or less bounce (58-57) and drop the 60. If you spend a lot of time on the beach, you might prefer more bounce. If your sand boxes barely resemble sand, then less bounce might work better.

Regardless of what works for me or others, you know your game best.

RE: Wedge Loft Options

Chuck Z — Wed, 31 Mar 2021 20:30:21 GMT

Have you considered checking to see if there is a Titleist Thursday fitting day in your area and go see one of their fitters. The fittings are free and they can answer all your questions and let you try different shafts and heads. I play T300 irons and use the wedges that are provided in the set, which are P (43), 48 and 53, SM7 58.12D degree which is a great sand wedge. Was fitted for all these clubs. All mine are gapped at 5*. The wedge by the master, Mr. Bob Vokey. Great out of the sand, around the green and in the fairway. Fittings again were free. A 56* degree wedge is a great standard wedge.

RE: Wedge Loft Options

Mike M — Wed, 31 Mar 2021 08:55:55 GMT

50 54 58 would be my choice.

RE: Wedge Loft Options

RDaisy — Tue, 30 Mar 2021 14:06:48 GMT

Play 50 54 and 58 vokeys. With the 58 the versatility by opening up the club is second to none. Love vokeys

RE: Wedge Loft Options

Lou G — Mon, 29 Mar 2021 05:25:28 GMT

In the thumbnail, my short iron lofts are 42-47-52-58-64 with a 54-10S and 60-14K bent 2* strong. My other option is 44-50 in place of the 42-47-52 with a 46-10F bent 2* strong and a 50-08F.

RE: Wedge Loft Options

Brock — Tue, 22 Dec 2020 13:53:28 GMT

I'd check the lofts on your 52 and 46... no way they should only be 10 yards difference. Something is off there.

RE: Wedge Loft Options

Dave M — Tue, 22 Dec 2020 08:24:21 GMT

No matter what set up/configuration i use i will always have a 56*. So for me that is the starting point. Most guys go for 4-6* of loft in between wedges. For my set up i have a 48.10F and the 52.12F. Both of these clubs are primary full swing or at least 80% full swing options used to cover a yardage gap. When i jump to the 56 and the 60 these are no longer "yardage gap" clubs. These are heavily "lie influenced clubs" a very high bounce on the 56 and a very low bounce on the 60. Both of these clubs i hardly ever, if ever, take full swings with. It looks like the 52 gives you enough gap between the 46, if it were me (since the 56* is a must) i would probably do 52/56/60. Or you can always have them bent 51/56/61. But grind/bounce in the highest lofts is more important than the loft imo.