Martylaa
Club Champion
So i've bought a set of Mizuno MX-200's however they only have a PW and no SW, what is the standard loft then for a wedge or is it just use what feels best...
No SW so which wedge do you use then?
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Bobirdie
Journeyman Pro
pw is 47
sw is 56
i use a pw, 54 degree and 60 degree
sw is 56
i use a pw, 54 degree and 60 degree
Smiffy
Grand Slam Winner
I think Mizuno do a sand wedge for the MX200 which you have to buy seperately. I'm sure it's about 56 degrees.
If you don't want a matching one then it's up to you...Vokey, MD, Ping etc. etc.
You can basically choose what you want but as I say, the "norm" for a sand wedge is around the 55/56 degree mark.
If you don't want a matching one then it's up to you...Vokey, MD, Ping etc. etc.
You can basically choose what you want but as I say, the "norm" for a sand wedge is around the 55/56 degree mark.
Think 56 is the standard but I guess it depends on the type of sand in your bunkers and how deep they are. You might want to go to a 58 if they are very deep. 56 will get you out of most bunkers and you can always open it up for more loft
Ken_A
Tour Rookie
I carry 52 gap wedge and a 58 which does as a sand wedge / lob wedge.
haplesshacker
Money List Winner
Oh, a veritable minefield.
As said, SW's are about 56 degrees normally. Though you may consider a gap wedge of 51 or 52 degrees.
The MD wedges are good value for money. I have the superstrong 56 degree and not had any problems with it compared to my Mizzy MPR gap wedge and lob wedge.
As said, SW's are about 56 degrees normally. Though you may consider a gap wedge of 51 or 52 degrees.
The MD wedges are good value for money. I have the superstrong 56 degree and not had any problems with it compared to my Mizzy MPR gap wedge and lob wedge.
Nikki
Head Pro
My advice would be:
1 Get yourself a nice Seve golf MD 58 wedge with the c grind sole and complement it with a normal 52 degree Seve MD.
2 Go to DGUK and get yourself the John letters TP forged wedge in 52,56,60 degrees.
Both wedges are great (myself really like the John letters) and are at a great price!!! (of course if money is if no concern then a vokey/ping/taylormade/cally/nike or anything else is just great)
Good luck and hope u find soe good wedges!!!
1 Get yourself a nice Seve golf MD 58 wedge with the c grind sole and complement it with a normal 52 degree Seve MD.
2 Go to DGUK and get yourself the John letters TP forged wedge in 52,56,60 degrees.
Both wedges are great (myself really like the John letters) and are at a great price!!! (of course if money is if no concern then a vokey/ping/taylormade/cally/nike or anything else is just great)
Good luck and hope u find soe good wedges!!!
JT77
Tour Winner
I have a 52-56-and 60.
Use the 56 from the sand almost all the time, except if the pin is only a few yards on and then i'll use the 60, very rare this happens however.
Use the 56 from the sand almost all the time, except if the pin is only a few yards on and then i'll use the 60, very rare this happens however.
RGDave
Money List Winner
Over the years, I've bought a few sets with no SW. I simply put any old 56 in the bag and got on with it. As lofts went down (PWs got like old 9 irons) I got into Gap Wedges. I use 3 these days, 47 (was 46 originally) 52 and 56. Works for me.
Golfmmad
Tour Winner
When I bought my Mizuno MX23's a few years ago they didn't come with a sand wedge either, so I bought a matching one which is 58 degree. Gets me out of the sand most times.
Golfmmad.
Golfmmad.
Martylaa
Club Champion
bought a 56 deg mizuno mp-t10 balck satin wedge cheers all
john0
Journeyman Pro
Good choice, you wont be disappointed
