Seeking help on wedge shaft decisions

I'm looking at getting new wedges here shortly and am a bit lost on the specs of a couple shafts...

I really like the feel of the "Tour Issue (Red) S200" 115 g shafts that are stock in the Callaway MD4s. However, I think I'm a bigger fan of the Vokey SM7s and have been playing the SM5s and am seeking some continuity. Titleist offers a DG 115g wedge shaft in S300 and I was curious if anyone knew how differently those two shafts would be expected to feel. I have DG XP 115s in my irons and the lighter wedge shaft option from the standard DG S200 us really enticing to me. I just don't know what to expect from the DG 115 S300 in comparison.

Also, does anyone know the difference between the Red and Blue versions of the DG S200s that are stock options in the MD4s? I haven't been able to figure out the difference from any reading material on the two. I haven't been able to find in-depth specs on those two options anywhere.

Thanks for the assistance!

I think blind tested there's no way you'd be able to feel a difference between a BV stock shaft and the TI Red.

As above. I used to have spare dgs400s for my wedges but now i just run dgs200/300 and pull the shafts spine align add tip weights so they are D5 plus and thats fine.

good question Curtis, im interested in the answers also.

TT does not have the blurb for the red or blue on their website so does anyone know what exactly these shafts are?

are they just the DG 115 wedge shaft with coloured shaft bands?

I used to play DG300 in my Vokey, but just have switched to the DG115 wedge shafts to match my lighter irons. The differences are noticeable between S300 and S200 compared to the 115’s for sure. The weight alone is enough to notice, but the cool thing is the 115’s have the same balance as regular DG’s just lighter. I carry the ball slightly further with them, and the small touch shots are way easier. Overall the feel is slightly different on strikes with the 115’s but I am very happy with the lighter weight and firm tip feel

Thanks for the responses. After some further testing, I decided the feel/performance wasn't substantially different enough to pay the upcharge for the shafts in the Vokeys and decided to go standard S200's in my new wedges. They were performing very well even though I probably slightly preferred the lighter shafts. And I circled back to the Vokeys after all mainly cause I had a Titleist credit to use, but could have easily played the MD4s as well.

I still would like to know what the difference is between the red/blue TI shafts in the Callaway wedges are exactly, but I'm excited about my new Vokeys anyway as I've really enjoyed the SM5's I've played the last several years.

Enjoy them. Half of this club fitting can be between our ears (in good and bad ways). I honestly think there is less to be worried about at average swing speeds than people make out on this site sometimes. I honestly don’t think you will be disappointed or suffer any major performance issues.