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jim8flog

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If you are not sure about bounce and grinds try


Always worth a look at Cleveland wedge prices are lower than most but usability the same although wear can be higher.

Always worth looking out for older models with Cleveland the savings can be very good.
 

Oddsocks

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Thanks. What grind option did you go for with the 58? What’s it like from bunkers with no bounce?

If you play a lot of golf at one course then choose your bounces to suit that course. I’ve opted for mid grind as find them useable in all places.

My current bunkers are consistent but with a hard base so a mid bounce is fine, should the bunkers be deeper sand then a higher bounce would suit better.

The same applies to lower bounce for tight lies, mid bounce for all round or high bounce for lush lies. Again I find a mid grind usable in an all round environment.
 

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I saw a black November deal on clubhouse golf for Mizuno T22’s. Not the newest model but £75 felt like a good price compared with £159 or more for latest Vokeys.

So in the end I’ve just replaced my Mizuno wedges with newer versions with the same spec. Slightly less bounce in the 54 and went for copper finish in the 58 just to be different.
 

Slab

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I saw a black November deal on clubhouse golf for Mizuno T22’s. Not the newest model but £75 felt like a good price compared with £159 or more for latest Vokeys.

So in the end I’ve just replaced my Mizuno wedges with newer versions with the same spec. Slightly less bounce in the 54 and went for copper finish in the 58 just to be different.

I got a pair of the st22's in copper, love how they're wearing (although would prefer a tighter strike area showing) Plan to keep them for the foreseeable
 
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