If you could only have one wedge in your bag,what brand and loft are you picking?

[Chantzrodriguez]

Exactly what the title says.

[Vegaman]

You mean except the PW in the iron set? Then Epon 210KGX 56 degree. Maybe not the best in any category but supremely versatile. Otherwise the same model but a 52 bent to 53-54

[adizero]

Cleveland 588 Rotex with 56/12* and a C grind in satin.

[xxio]

Fourteen MT 28 v3 56 loft

[phizzy30]

Black Miura 54*

[rcain1us]

Callaway JAWS CC, great feel, great spin without ripping the cover off the ball.

[MJisGOAT]

[quote name='phizzy30' timestamp='1419160605' post='10623775']
Black Miura 54*
[/quote]
This but bent to 55

[Bimmer1]

Fourteen RM-12. 58/08

[Kingcat990]

Scratch 58*

[Bigmean]

Titliest brad faxon forged 56. Same loft as spec.

[MJisGOAT]

http://www.miuragolf.com/shop_leftbwedge.asp

The 55 in this but RH.

Wish they brought this setup for RH to the public.

[gioguy21]

Titleist vokey SM4 - 56* bent to 55*, 2* up, DG TI S400


(darn near have a hole in the center of the clubface on my current one, favorite wedge ever)

[freehb]

Epon 213 in copper 54 bent to 55...would prob score the same if I went from a 3 wedge (excluding pw) to 1...

[myphed1]

Fourteen RM-12 54/10

[puresurfr]

2013 Taylormade ATV 56 deg raw

[SatelliteGuy]

56 MackDaddy2 KBS Hi-Rev Shaft... 1/2" over standard....

[flopshot99]

miura 60 k grind with kbs hi rev shaft and iomic blk grip..

[Bravo36]

213 Epon 54

[LYG]

Wilson Staff 55 degrees....Ken Venturi custom grind by Mandrella

[cz13X4]

another vote for the Fourteen RM12 in 56

[PhilWhitUK]

Ping Eye 2 XG SW in 56. Probably the new gorge version but I haven't seen one yet.

[dunn]

Prefer a mizzy T4 but really I could game any of em.....they are more similar than different

[gpleonard]

Titleist Vokey SM5 56*

[minteq]

Nike Toe Sweep 56, so easy out of the sand and rough, and great from the fairway.

[dbleag]

There once was a day (after hickory shafts) when your set PW was 50*, so logically, your SW was 55* and that was that.

Players had to learn all sorts of shots with the SW, including sand shots, flops, fairway pitches, low-checking shots, etc. The style SW you selected was important for versatility.

Wilson made a great SW back then that allowed great creativity. However, forged wedges then didn't seem to last that long, but many players kept using them even when the grooves were gone. Feel/versatility trumped spin.

[nitram]

Miura 1957 series 57*

[rqrox]

For me it would be the Yururi prototype wedge. The go to wedge is the 53 degree 7 degree bounce.

Truly awesome bits of kit.

[Shanti2]

Scratch 56*

[Puttz3X]

Miura k 56*. Nippon pro modus 3 120

[Doublebuck]

[quote name='PhilWhitUK' timestamp='1420227657' post='10675409']
Ping Eye 2 XG SW in 56. Probably the new gorge version but I haven't seen one yet.
[/quote]

+1 Versatility wins out