what are my lofts?

[connor]

ive been looking on the net to try and find out the loft of my sw and pw. I am looking at getting a better wedge set up.

I want to drop the 60 and prob get a easier to hit 58 and also bridge the gap between pw and sw. I have seen that i can get an AW of the same club but cant decide whether to get 3 wedges of the same and drop my standard sw.

I have been doing the research on them. Looking at the ever popular vokeys but also considering the cleveland g15 which are also £20 a pop cheaper.


what you guys recomend just slotting the aw inbetween the other 2 wedges and then just sacking off the 60?

my main problem in all this is i dont know what my current lofts are which may help my decision

 

[fundy]

are they the burner 2.0s

http://www.taylormadegolf.com/burner/specs.aspx

or the original burners

http://www.taylormadegolf.com/products/irons/Burner-1.0-Irons/product-detail-specifications

 

[fundy]

looks as tho PW 45, AW 50, SW 55 and LW 60 is standard for the burners

 

[connor]

the burner plus irons

http://www.taylormadegolf.com/products/irons/burner-plus-irons

i click on spec but the page doesnt work

 

[fundy]

http://www.taylormadegolf.com/products/irons/burner-plus-irons/product-detail-specifications


wedges are still 45, 50, 55 and 60

 

[connor]

nice one thanks. for some reason that page wont load up on me laptop. Hmmm think i might just buy the AW to slot in then change my 60* for a 58 as got a habbit of thining the 60

 

[fundy]

if youre consistently thinning the 60 and doing nothing different to with the other wedges it may be worth looking for a replacement either 58 or 60 with lower bounce

 

[connor]

im not sure what the bounce is on this 60 was just something cheap and chearfull i got when i took up golf as thought i needed one. Only club i never replaced but he fairly battered now from stones etc so due a change up

 

[bobmac]

Or
you could learn how to hit them better
55 deg is enough loft to play most shots