March 15, 2020 At 04:26 PM By Diggey
Doug EUrbana, MD
Mike MMarblehead MA
Lou GSan Diego, CA
March 26, 2020 At 04:31 PM
I have a 54.10S and a 58.08M. I've had the 58.08 M for a while. It's really versatile; I can hit it square, open it, shut it down, hit bunker shots etc.The 54 has just been added to the bag. I wanted a different grind than the M, and to be honest I had a hard time choosing between the D and the S grind.
Tosh.Dundee,Scotland.
Anthony CTinton Falls NJ
Marc Wlas vegas, NV
BMaddigan
Dale VSurprise AZ
April 01, 2020 At 02:58 PM
My wedge purchases are always based on bounce and feel. I prefer low bounce on all of my wedges. As I have stated in previous posts, I am truly amazed that the average person can distinguish between the different grinds.
Ryan LUK
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Joe Dmantua, OH
BaxNebraska
May 06, 2020 At 11:41 PM
M grind bent 2* strong is pretty versatile. I have 58-08M bent to 56. Also have 60-04L.
Jon SCollinsville, CT
RSUnited Kingdom
SMunroDidcot
BHutto
June 22, 2020 At 02:37 PM
Our course's bunkers went through an extended period of being basically hardpan due to repeated heavy rains combined with drainage systems in need of maintenance. Over the last couple months they've gradually been repaired and returned to normal, fairly soft conditions. It's been quite an education in matching wedge to conditions. I have a 54.12F and a 58.04L as my two choices. There is no swing that I could possibly manufacture which will let me play a hardpan-bunker shot with that 14 degree F-grind and keep the ball on the green. Likewise, in a bunker full of new fluffy sand trying to use the 4 degree L-grind just asking for trouble (unless I open the face way up and swing very hard). Once the new sand settles in I'll go back to having a choice depending on the specific shot. But when conditions get extreme, very high or very low bounce just isn't an option. Glad I've got two very different choices on hand.
Jason ROttawa, ON
CZambito
April 10, 2023 At 04:18 PM
Got a question for you guys. I’m pretty new to golf and have a 46PW and 51GW both set wedges from my ZX7s. I want to grab a Vokey wedge or two. I’m thinking of either grabbing just a 56 or 56 and 60. If I went 56, would you recommend going 56M grind so it could be opened up for flop shots? Or if I went 56 and 60, should I do 56S and 60M? I know it’s all personal but just curious about people’s opinions between the M grind or S grind and if I have the right idea. Appreciate any help. Thanks.
Fred G
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