Two of same loft for sand wedge

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By Lou G

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  1. Lou G

    Lou G
    San Diego, CA

    Lofts 49-56-64. K grind and T grind for 56.

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  2. Thomas Y

    Thomas Y
    Wenham, MA

    Typo in here? Wedges seem to show as 58*, not 56*. T Grind is 58* and 60* so far.
  3. Lou G

    Lou G
    San Diego, CA

    Thomas Y said:

    Typo in here? Wedges seem to show as 58*, not 56*. T Grind is 58* and 60* so far.

    I bent the lofts. Both the 58-12D and 58-04T are bent to 56
  4. Derekb

    Derekb

    Seems excessive having 2 clubs with the same loft

    Do you use a certain 1 for certain shots
  5. Don O

    Don O
    Madison, WI

    The black has a definitive different grind than the chrome. With more relief the black should work better on tight lies and clay bunkers laughingly called sand traps. Vokey makes it difficult for the casual player with up to 5 grinds for a single loft.
  6. Lou G

    Lou G
    San Diego, CA

    Don O said:

    The black has a definitive different grind than the chrome. With more relief the black should work better on tight lies and clay bunkers laughingly called sand traps. Vokey makes it difficult for the casual player with up to 5 grinds for a single loft.

    Since then I updated. For 4 wedges carry set wedge at 48, 54-12D at 53, 58-04T at stock and 64. For 3 wedges (Sunday bag) 48, 58-12D at 56, 64. The D grind is way better than K out of thick grass and soft sand and I’m able to hit off a tight lie by playing it back.
  7. Lou G

    Lou G
    San Diego, CA

    derek b said:

    Seems excessive having 2 clubs with the same loft

    Do you use a certain 1 for certain shots

    Some pros actually do carry two of the same loft with two bounces. There is no rule that we have to use 52-56-60. Since the post, I updated. For a 4 wedge setup I carry 48-53-58-64 with a 54-12D bent 1* strong and a 58-04T at stock. For a 3 wedge setup, I play 48-56-64 with a 58-12D bent to 56.
  8. Lou G

    Lou G
    San Diego, CA

    derek b said:

    Seems excessive having 2 clubs with the same loft

    Do you use a certain 1 for certain shots

    The T grind is for hard pan and D grind for soft lies.
  9. Former Member

    Former Member

    I just use different bounce/grind for my sand and lob wedges to achieve the same versatility without using up 2 slots with the same loft.

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