Wedges.....Again.

[Oddsocks]

OK guys so low and behold her in doors is gonna buy me a new wedge for christmas and my first logical thought is i have a vokey 52, so a vokey 56 would mate the pair up.

But after reading quite a few post on here its seems the world isnt vokey only when it comes to wedges.

Is there any other good specialist wedges i should look at.

 

[Aztecs27]

I'm planning on getting me a set of 3 MD Drew wedges for the back as soon as I have the dollar.

 

[JT77]

Cleveland are a good job mate, and I like bridgestone also, as the west coast one I have is very good.

 

[Oddsocks]

also like the look of the black mizzy wedges

 

[TobyRich1928]

I've got the new ping wedges, the tour S!! They are quality and the spin good and look intense in the bag !!!!! highy recommended

 

[JustOne]

Whatever you decide I'd get a 58° as it's more versatile.

 

[John_Findlay]

I just bought a 56 degree Cleveland CG10 to replace the various Vokeys that went over my knee last year. Haven't tried it out yet but it looks the part. Had a 52 one degree which I sold a while back and wish I hadn't.

 

[john0]

Ive got the Mizzy MP T10's in Satin finish and they are first class. The black finish are apparently a bit softer, therefore not as durable. You can pick up the T10's fairly cheap now that the new range is out

 

[thecraw]

Go and look at loads, pick them up, waggle them and try and get a feel for them. I find that wedges need to "fit my eye" and I'm sure you'll know yourself when you pick up the right wedge(s) for yourself.

Ping
Srixon
Cleveland
Mizuno
MD

All make nice wedges, as you say Vokey is not the be all and end all of the wedge market.

 

[idTommo]

The set of clubs i bought (2nd hand) spring this year had a cheap Dunlop wedge in it and knowing no better at the time i just went out playing with it.I was having mixed results until i tried a few different friends ones,i tried titleist, nike and cleveland.
In the end i opted for a Cleveland 52 degree which i picked up off fleabay for £20 and its one of my favourite clubs in the bag.

 

[patricks148]

I'd go for the Mizuno MP 10 while some places still have them, loads of spin.

 

[Oddsocks]

I'd go for the Mizuno MP 10 while some places still have them, loads of spin.

like these

http://www.direct-golf.co.uk/golf_wedges/mizuno/mp_t-10_black_satin_series_wedges_golf_wedges/p10023

 

[bobmac]

Go and look at loads, pick them up, waggle them and try and get a feel for them. I find that wedges need to "fit my eye" and I'm sure you'll know yourself when you pick up the right wedge(s) for yourself.

Ping
Srixon
Cleveland
Mizuno
MD

All make nice wedges, as you say Vokey is not the be all and end all of the wedge market.

What he said (surprisingly)

 

[Oddsocks]

looks like saturday at silvermere

 

[brendy]

MD are fantastic spinny wedges that cost half the money of the usual suspects. I had a look at the newish TM wedges with the replaceable faces...why? yea for 20-30 quid you can get a new milled face fitted but the rest of the club will be sand damaged etc.

 

[Oddsocks]

i wouldnt go for that spec tm wedge, i have the TP-Z wedge in a 60 and its fantastic when you play the shot you want, but the loft is a killer, its just too flat.

Found a few places with these on a deal too, could replace my old 52 at the same time

 

[znuffzz]

looks like saturday at silvermere

fancy a round there?

 

[Smiffy]

I love my Ping Tour-W's.
The king of spin (side and top, but not back)

 

[CliveW]

Bounce is almost as important as loft when it comes to choosing wedges. Are you a slider or a digger? Try them on different lies if you can.

 

[Oddsocks]

looks like saturday at silvermere

fancy a round there?

Would love to but recovering from man flu and got a round of our winter singles knock out on Sunday, so trying to reserve energy for that. Was only thinking silvermere as their pro shop is mega