Filling in the gaps

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By Adrian A

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  1. Adrian A

    Adrian A

    I have a cally APex pro PW (45 deg), miz SW, Vokey 56 M (I think) I hit my PW 125 yds, my 56 95yd and SW with 3/4 swing 75yds

    I have steep attack with full shots. I need to fill gaps and have some options around the green as I have lost mojo with contact especially on tight lies around the green, What do you suggest?

    Thanks

    A

  2. BDay

    BDay

    The gap between your 45 and 56 might not be ideal unless you are comfortable with that. You could add in a 50 or 52 and then add in a 60K grind for around the greens and bunkers. Cheers.
  3. Adrian A

    Adrian A

    Thanks BDay

    I will have a look at that. My 56 is actually SM 7 56deg 08 M grind so that should be versatile around the greens, perhaps my technique is the issue.

    Been speaking to the pro and probably look at a gapping session and wash my mouth out, try a Paradym driver at the same time!!!!!!!!!
  4. AJtg212

    AJtg212

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    Adrian A said:

    I have a cally APex pro PW (45 deg), miz SW, Vokey 56 M (I think) I hit my PW 125 yds, my 56 95yd and SW with 3/4 swing 75yds

    I have steep attack with full shots. I need to fill gaps and have some options around the green as I have lost mojo with contact especially on tight lies around the green, What do you suggest?

    Thanks

    A

    I was having a similar issue to you before I added a 52 to the bag. If I were you id look into a 50 or 52, Im in the process of swapping from 52 to 50 because Im swapping all my wedges loft setups. Its definitely a tough gap to fill but a gap wedge should fly 110-115 if you get the right one so that should help close the gap.
  5. Former Member

    Former Member

    I'd suggest a 50.08F grind. That's the common full swing grind and it has enough bounce for your angle of attack. Should fill that 11 degree gap nicely.
  6. Jason B

    Jason B
    Mt. Airy, NC

    I’d definitely go with a 50 but would consider a Tsr over the cally driver. They are imo one of the best on the market.

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