winter and summer setup

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By Michael D

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  1. Michael D

    Michael D
    Mt Gambier,

    Hi all just wondering if people use a different setup with degrees of bounce from summer to winter with there wedges as where i play it can be quite soft in winter to firm in summer

  2. Dave N

    Dave N
    Dade City, FL

    Same set all year for me. Hard enough to semi master my clubs , then a few different ones. No way , thats like having 2 wives. Hard enough to train 1. BFG.

  3. tdogg21

    tdogg21
    Chambersburg, PA

    Not needed where I live.  Most winters it's too cold and snowy to play.  But even when it is playable, it's just not worth the time and expense.

  4. Chris92009

    Chris92009
    Ohio

    Yes, in the north during the winter the ground becomes hard as you can imagine...thus I go to wedges with minimal bouce...

  5. Jonathan K

    Jonathan K
    Advance, NC

    I use the same setup all year. I do think it makes sense to use different bounce options with different course conditions as long as you don't change loft. I believe turf interaction is critical component of pulling off good shots with wedges. I don't typically change throughout the year simply due to cost.
  6. Don O

    Don O
    Madison, WI

    I'll use a 56 or 58 from a bunker, in part based on moisture. If really damp or wet, I'll use the 58 with less bounce to get under the ball a little better. While generally seasonal (living where the seasons are almost winter, winter, still winter, and construction) will use the 58 in the summer if lots of recent rain.
  7. Mike C

    Mike C
    Dallas, TX

    I do have different grinds (and different bounces) that I use depending upon the conditions.  I always have a 60 and 55 degree wedge in my setup but may go with more bounce for softer conditions and less bounce for the more firm conditions.  The TVD and M Grind clubs are the most versatile in all conditions (in my opinion) but I do switch out to some of the other grinds at times.  You have to practice a lot with the different combinations to see what works best for your swing in various conditions.

  8. Chris M

    Chris M
    Grindelwald,

    Using the same clubs all year long.

    To amateurs it doesn't make sens to use different bounces/lies for each season as in the end it doesn't make a real difference in your game

  9. Nathan Day PGA

    Nathan Day PGA
    Flitwick, Bedfordshire, Millbrook

    No need in my opinion, stick to the set up you've had all year as you know how they react and feel.

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