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By JLee

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  1. JLee

    JLee

    I just got fit for some new irons. Had a wonderful experience and thought I was going to probably get fit for the T-150s and 250s for the longer clubs. Eventually I got fit into the t-100s (PW-7) and the t-150s (6-4) with the project x LZ 6.0 stiff shaft. It was a quick turnaround too. Ordered them on the spot on 8/2 and received them on 8/12. I've been hitting them in the simulator at home but I haven't taken them out on the course yet. The question that I have is the PW is 45 degrees but the fitter recommended that I get the 48 degree Gap wedge (vokey sm10). I dont think the gap will work since I am also going to need a Sand wedge and Lob wedge. Let me know what I should do.

    Thanks!

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  2. LongGolf

    LongGolf
    Lancaster, PA

    Honestly i firmly believe in a wedge fitting and having a yardage gap analysis done with a fitter.

    You would be surprised what your final wedge degree and bounce ends up. a standard 4*-5* gap isn't always the solution. All depends on your swing and how you press your wedges for different shots.

    You could very well be a 48-52* then 54-56* and 58-60*

    Good luck!. Im sure the right fitter will help you dial in your wedge game.

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