Wedges same series?

[Vater]

Are all your wedges from the same series? For example, among your non-set wedges, are they all SM8s or all T22s or all RTX Zipcores? Or are they mixed - some SM6s and one SM8, for example? Or a couple T22s and an RTX?

 

I’m thinking of changing my 48 and 54, probably to the same model as each other, but keeping my SM7 60* as-is. 
 

I guess my question is, when you change your wedges, do you change all of them? 

[RainShadow]

Yes

[Mookieb10]

This question gets asked every 3 months. I have no problem addressing it. Here is the only correct answer…

 

You specialty wedges need to be produced by the same company. They don’t need to be the same exact series. You can have 7 different brands of irons, I don’t care, but only a commie plays different brands of wedges. 

[RogerinNewZealand]

Anything anytime...i just saw an as new 56-9 rtx 4 forged....bend to 57-10,58-11 and match with denim copper 53.......hmmm so im always looking🤭

[dodint]

Yes, but I have different shafts in my 46/50 than I do in the 54/58.

[BagofToast]

I only use 3 wedges 48, 54, 60. Whenever one gets changed they all get changed to the same model, I can’t personally look at something different on each wedge. 

[CUBuffaloes]

No reason other than OCD but my wedges should match but there are exceptions.

 

1) GW, SW and LW match

2) GW doesn't match but SW and LW must then match (my current setup)

3) GW and SW match but the LW can be unique (I'm thinking of some full-face high toe LW)

 

 

[95124hacker]

Look at some of the pro’s WITB’s. It’s not uncommon to see 1 wedge totally different than the other 2-3. I feel each wedge has a unique function. Gap wedge is exactly that: a tweener between PW & SW. Sand wedge is all around versatile utility club around the greens. Lob wedge is for emergency use (short sided, high lip bunker, flying all the way to the hole). Usually the SW or LW can be from a different OEM or series.

Edited January 17, 2022 by 95124hacker

[bvanlieu]

5 hours ago, Mookieb10 said:

This question gets asked every 3 months. I have no problem addressing it. Here is the only correct answer…

 

You specialty wedges need to be produced by the same company. They don’t need to be the same exact series. You can have 7 different brands of irons, I don’t care, but only a commie plays different brands of wedges. 

 

Commie or a hippie? My outlier is a PM grind 60 that can't be evicted. I  love my matching miura 60, but I'm with the PM grind. 

 

Free wedge love man, free love. 

 

- b

[Bye]

It would be like wearing odd socks.

[MattM97]

Right now no nothing from the same series or year. My new set of wedges who knows maybe not, doesn't matter if it works.

[14max]

I like having the same look/feel for wedges, so, yes, mine are the same with the exception of one set that I own...

[Hawkeye77]

8 hours ago, Mookieb10 said:

This question gets asked every 3 months. I have no problem addressing it. Here is the only correct answer…

 

You specialty wedges need to be produced by the same company. They don’t need to be the same exact series. You can have 7 different brands of irons, I don’t care, but only a commie plays different brands of wedges. 

So Comrade Collin Morikawa?

[m3fuz]

I have a 56* Cleveland CBX but ordered a 52* Edel wedge.  The Edel will be for full swing <100yd shots and the Cleveland is for green-side/trap management.  Different purposes, different brands.  I have no problem going to a common brand if I find one works better than others though.  

Edited January 17, 2022 by m3fuz

[Mookieb10]

18 minutes ago, Hawkeye77 said:

So Comrade Collin Morikawa?

Yep. I like the guy, but that stray Vokey SW creeps me out. 

[PEI_Golfer]

Generally I have matching throughout, personal preference.  I will try a different set up this year with a 52/58 set but with a normal 52* wedge and a LB TM HI Toe 58*.

[Loose_Ferrule]

9 hours ago, Mookieb10 said:

This question gets asked every 3 months. I have no problem addressing it. Here is the only correct answer…

 

You specialty wedges need to be produced by the same company. They don’t need to be the same exact series. You can have 7 different brands of irons, I don’t care, but only a commie plays different brands of wedges. 

And about a 3rd of the PGA Tour. 

 

Play whatever works, who cares if they are the same brand.

[lefthack]

I could see if you have clearly different uses for your wedges I could see mixing grinds to fit the cause. But generally my wedges are played pretty much the same, so I want consistency. So when I change one, I generally change all.

[Mookieb10]

2 hours ago, Loose_Ferrule said:

And about a 3rd of the PGA Tour. 

 

Play whatever works, who cares if they are the same brand.

yep. 1/3 of the tour are crazy commies… or hippies, as my peace loving buddy B says above. 

[tannyhoban]

Not me. I didn’t care for the lower loft SM8 so went back to SM7 for 52. SM8 at 56 & 60.