Last 6 major winners used 2 wedge setups. Time for a rule change?

[A.Princey]

I think for specialty shots and short approaches, you're better off with a 2 wedge setup. More on 3/4 and full shots will one ever really gain by having useful gap clubs that go stock yardages. At least this is my experience. I have a "set" gap wedge that goes a particular distance, and that's what it's used for.

[CallawayKid86]

I essentially only use PW, GW, SW for 99% of my wedge shots. The 60* in my bag is only for greenside bunkers or the off chance I short side myself and have to carry a bunker. I could go a few rounds without ever using it.

[Bad9]

> @Marand said:

> If it's not a wedge why do all of the golf manufacturers, save Hogan, call it that and stamp PW on the club? /read.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':read:' />

 

Hogan only used loft only stampings for about a year two. First they added the traditional club number to the hosel(which looked terrible) in addition to the loft on the sole and have since gone to the traditional numbering system on the sole without the loft stampings at all.