anyone have any good suggestion for a 60 degree wedge? I

Brand, how to hit one, or what to name one?

Can't go wrong with Titleist, Cleveland, Wilson Staff, Ping, or a couple other brands. Hit a few and buy what you like.

Watch Phil for how to wield a 60 degree.

All wedges should be called Bob.

Can't go wrong with whatever feels most comfortable in any of the major brands.

I'm a Titleist Vokey guy but it's really just a matter of personal preference.

whatever feels best is always the right answer.

You also need to consider the types of shots you are wanting to hit. I carry a 58* and hit nearly every shot I did with my 60*, the 58* just made distance gaps a little easier manage.

I have this in 50 degree and absolutely love it. I've never hit a 60 degree wedge before and not sure what I'd be able to do with it, but I'm due for an upgrade on my old rusty 56 and will likely be looking at Mizuno first because of how much I like the 50.

Hands down, the best wedges ever, and they can still be found used online, but in good condition.

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Hands down, the best wedges ever, and they can still be found used online, but in good condition.

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That is an HSO if I have have ever heard one. I obviously need to try these out.

I'm a big fan of Titleist Vokey. I played Cleveland wedges for years, which are solid, but when I made the switch to Vokey 6-7 years ago, I was just left thinking "why didn't I switch a long time ago".

DannyDuberstein said:

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I'm a big fan of Titleist Vokey. I played Cleveland wedges for years, which are solid, but when I made the switch to Vokey 6-7 years ago, I was just left thinking "why didn't I switch a long time ago".

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I currently play Cleveland, but have thought about switching to Titleist for my next set. What makes you say they are that much better?

Hard to explain, but there is a feel difference for me. The Cleveland head (played 588's) was a little clunkier to me, whereas the Vokey seems more balanced and more smooth at contact. In the end, they just seem to be a little more consistent for me from varying types of lies.

Definitely an area that is probably more individualized.

I prefer the 100 degree version

I can only carry a 58 because my grandfather crapped on the idea of a 60 so much growing up that it the idea they sucked wormed itself in my subconscious.

So...consider a 58.

I won't look at any wedge that isn't a Mizuno after my last few sets. I had the MPT10's then the 4's and I just got the blue 7's. They're awesome.

If you have 52 and 56 I would suggest a 60. Assuming you have a PW

I go 50, 54, 58 but that's personal preference. Seems that more people are doing that these days though especially with some of the new PW lofts getting so strong they're basically 9 irons.

Stick with 56 then imo

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I go 50, 54, 58 but that's personal preference. Seems that more people are doing that these days though especially with some of the new PW lofts getting so strong they're basically 9 irons.

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Same here. I like the setup. I can do anything with my 58 that I could do with a 60. PW is a 46.

DannyDuberstein said:

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I'm a big fan of Titleist Vokey. I played Cleveland wedges for years, which are solid, but when I made the switch to Vokey 6-7 years ago, I was just left thinking "why didn't I switch a long time ago".

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Just did this myself. Got the SM6 in 52 and 56 with the F grind and love them. Had a 60 for a few months but really never used it so got rid of it.

Probably the club I have the biggest love hate relationship with. Mine is a Vokey and my 54 is a Cleveland. I try to use my 54 or my PW as often as possible around the greens. I am insanely inconsistent with my 60. For example, I hit one today from 58 yards over a bunker into a real tight pin to about 7 feet. It rolled by the hole off of the slope. Out of the rough. Every human being alive would have been happy with that shot. THen I have a relatively simple pitch that I need to bring in high and I hit it 30 feet past the hole. I am so scared I am going to leave it short that I always give it too much gas. I could have hit it to 20 feet with a PW.

I would probably give up my 60 and add another 200 plus yard club if it wasn't for sand. I like it out of the sand.

I have all clevelands. 47/52/56/60. 60 is probably my favorite wedge. Used to be really inconsistent with it though. I think if I had to do it again I'd do a 50/54/58 though

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aggiedent said:

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Brand, how to hit one, or what to name one?

Can't go wrong with Titleist, Cleveland, Wilson Staff, Ping, or a couple other brands. Hit a few and buy what you like.

Watch Phil for how to wield a 60 degree.

All wedges should be called Bob.

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OUTSTANDING!

Add Miura, and 14 also great wedges.

I played Cleveland Rotex wedges for a while, I love them. I tried a Callaway Mack Daddy, I liked it, not as much as the Clevelands. I've used Vokeys, something about them just doesn't look right to me at address. I don't know what it is, I was just never crazy about them.

I bought a used set of Scor wedges last year. They are great. I don't rage as much on the golf course anymore, so hopefully I won't break these any time soon.

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Saw some $25 68 and 72 degree super fly wedges at academy today

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72 degrees? Holy balls.

What did you shoot? Tried texting you back... wouldnt go through

Thanks for all the advice. I may have to rethink my wedge combo. I have a callaway A wedge, 52, and 56. Need to figured out degree of A wedge. Will go to store and get a feel for what feels best.