Wedge help

hoosiervolunteer · January 8, 2006

Need some advice/recommendations...

I'm playing the Black Nick Vokeys in a 52, 56, 60 set-up. I've used these for the past year, but I really didn't like the overall feel of them. They were a little too hard and clicky feeling if that makes any sense. I used to play 588 satins before the Vokeys, but I don't really see them in the stores anymore. Do you guys have any suggestions? I really want a softer feel. Standard bounce and sole grinds are OK meaning I'm fine with a wedge off the shelf. They don't have to be super-spinners either. I'm open to all brands. I want to keep the price less than $150 each. Thanks in advance for the opinions. You guys rock!

Cameron Circle T · January 8, 2006

Try the spin milled, the oil can vokeys to me are a little softer than the blacks, you could also try the rac tp y cutters, the callaway forged wedges are sweet, um those are about the best ones out there bc the only other one ive played that i like is the 588 gunmetal but they might be only a little softer than the vokey black nickel.

dags27 · January 9, 2006

Have you try the CG10? You might like it.

simmoboy · January 9, 2006

You have got to give the CG10's a go.

Best wedges around IMO.

golfernut78 · January 9, 2006

i would look at the vokey oil can if you like the vokey shape. oil can is raw with a oil oxide finish so they are soft. if you look around you find the nike forged wedges real cheap now. i think these are more popular now after they were discontinued then when they still made them. the new nike sv are nice as well. you can't go wrong with cleveland either, just becareful the finish you get.

mfetterman · January 9, 2006

You might want to check out the mizuno mpt's. They went back to a classic shape like the vokeys and are super soft feeling, just like all of mizuno's fine forgings. They are about 100 a piece and offered in three finishes. Highly overlooked and underrated wedges in my opinion.