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| Re: Wedges in Your Bag SMT Durometer in 52, 56, and 60° SnakeEyes 600XC PW (48°) I used to carry a Golfsmith TW 64° wedge, but don't have a use for it anymore. Anything I need a 64 for, I can usually use my 60 for. |
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| Re: Wedges in Your Bag Quote:
Which insert did you go for? Green or Black? What difference do these diferent dampers make, in terms of actual playability? Finally, how necessary is it to adjust wedges for lie, more or less than your irons? If it is necessary do you have to use a lie/loft machine or have them done for you, or is it possible to do it yourself without such an apparatus? Thanks Last edited by Lumlum; 10-07-2006 at 02:20 PM. |
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I bent all my duros to lofts that suited me. I actually took my 60° and bent it to 64° and ground the sole like crazy - mostly to see if I could. I went black insert, but am considering ordering some green ones. I recently switched over to Wishon CX Micro wedges - they play pretty fine. The inserts don't effect playability, they affect feel (as feel is the combination of sound and vibration). It is more important to adjust wedges for lie than irons (although it's important to have all adjusted properly). the higher the loft, the more pronounced an off-lie effect will be. As for actually adjusting them, you can go at it hammer and tongs if you like (quite literally), but a bending machine is the better option.
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