Update my clubs set up....

[mashleyR7]

My game is coming on quite a bit, down to 13.8 this year from 15 in December.

I feel that I could improve more with my scoring clubs, wedge and in. My current set up is TM Burner 2.0 PW 45 deg, AW 50 deg and SW 55 deg. Then a old Mizuno L wedge 60 deg.

I want to swap them out for a set of matching wedges.

Should I get custom fitted for them?

I'm left handed so choice is a little limited.

I've posted before and i'm a little confused by bounce. I get what it is but my course has wet spots and tight lies so I guess I just stick to standard bounce and not go either way to drastically?

 

[One Planer]

I've posted before and i'm a little confused by bounce. I get what it is but my course has wet spots and tight lies so I guess I just stick to standard bounce and not go either way to drastically?

Some help here bud:

http://www.golfbidder.co.uk/golf-advice/520/golf-club-bounce-angle-buyers-guide.html

Don't just think of bounce as per course conditions, think also along the lines of how you swing and the divot size you take.

When I got fitted for my wedges I was told I had a bit of a digger style but not too drastic. To this end, low bounce would be no good for me.

I was fitted for standard bounce on both wedges with 7 and 10 degrees of bounce and a sole grind that was suitable for my swing. I was given the choice of Vokey or Mizuno and, of course opte for the Mizuno option.

If you take a trench of a divot, consider more bounce. If you just bruise the surface, consider less bounce.

 

[mashleyR7]

On the practice ground last night I actually moved after 20 shots with my SW as the divots looked like spade holes

 

[pbrown7582]

Big Cleveland thumbs up from me, my set up sticks with the matching AW and just adds specialist pair of wedges 56, 60 Cleveland cg15 although fighting the urge of the 588 forged.

 

[mashleyR7]

Left Handed golf have the CG15's for £30 each if you buy three atm.

 

[pbrown7582]

Get along to AG/DG store nearby to try out see if they suit your eye not everyone likes the curved leading edge.