1st Post!:) Dunlop Wedges - Experience and feedback needed before online order

[Oporto]

Hi guys,

I am going back to golf after almost a 5 year break. I played from my 10 to 14 then during a year 5 years ago and now I should be back for good hopefully.


I still have a few clubs but no wedges.

Im thinking about ordering the dunlop ones but I dont know which.

There are the TP13 and the new ones NZ9.

What are the differences on your experiences? I have a high handicap.
. I dont have Dunlop material here in my town so I am tempted order them online.


Also what Degrees should i choose? 52 60 or 58 64 ?

Cheers

 

[Siren]

If you have clubs available to test in your town then test them rather than order an unknown online.

Best advice I can give you.

 

[drawboy]

People knock Dunlop but at the end of the day they are put together in a Chinese factory like almost every other manufacturer out there. I've just got a new Ping driver, the sticker on the shaft proudly displaying "Head made in China, shaft made in China, Assembled in China!"
They are decent wedges. If you can get 52/58 that will not be far off perfect but failing that for a high handicap golfer I would shy away from the 60 degree, you need something more versatile and a 60 mainly does just one thing.

 

[golfdub]

i had a Dunlop 52 degree wedge a few months ago as a test to see if 52 was the correct loft i was after and i was really surprised how it performed.
a massive bargain for the £10 i paid for it.
or even maybe have a look on golf bidder for a different second hand set.