Miura Wedge advice....

[naths]

Getting into JDM clubs in a big way now, recently bought a set of Srixon Z545s and a Z545 driver, and am looking at Muira wedges, as i'm playing 4-AW in the 545s im thinking of 56 and 60 in my other wedges, pretty much decided on a K grind 56 and need a bit of advice to which grind to go for in the 60, i play of 9 in the UK so i can play....lol....the 60 is my least used wedge basically for Lob shots or out of bunkers, my weak point!!....i use a 56 around the green for chipping etc and after reading the K grind seems perfect for my 56, playing conditions here in the UK can vary from bone dry to soaking wet so mid-bounce is the option..any advice is much appreciated.

[Batman1971]

I use the new wedge series from Miura . They make a 59 that is fantastic ( for me ) .
If bunkers are a part of your game that could use some assistance then I would suggest adding a 60 k to your set as well .
Good luck and I'll look forward to an update .

[daddyg70]

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IMO, You don't need a 60 with the 56k.

Such a versatile club!

For two seasons never felt the need to get a 60*

They are great out of all bunkers, deep ones too!

[naths]

Think I'm going to order a 56 K and a 60 Y...

[aidimack]

Guys,

I don't know about all of you but I have tried Baby Blade PW with KBS Tour Stiff Shaft which belongs to my friend and its absolutely stunning, I was amaze on how easy it was to do high & low pitch shot, open the face to do lob shot and chip & run and bites with great control, if the PW is awesome I can't imaging how the rest of Miura wedges C, K or Y grinds going to feel like?

Have just ordering complete Miura wedges range to add to my collections!

[FairwayGolfUSA.com]

The 1957 Y Grind is a very great choice for your highest lofted wedge for the grind on it is very useful for dry conditions like you said you deal with normally where you are from. We build a lot of 56k and 59y combination wedge sets.

Cheers