looking to get me some vokey wedges (60, 56 and 52). I do not have the benefit of a fitting center. I usually use the 56 and 52 for full shots and half swings off the fairway. For the 60, I seldom hit full shots with this and just use it for the sand and half swings (60y and below). What grind and bounce can you recommend if I'm looking for a 60deg club that will give me improvements from the sand but still be OK to use for half shots from the fairway. I would say my normal swing is sweep to neutral. I don't really dig into the ground too much (at least not intentionally). I am currently using the K Wedges of Miura - I don't really know if i'm using the right wedges but I do want to try.
Salvatore San juan What is the sand like where you play most of your golf? Is the sand either very soft or very firm? If so, that's an important piece of the puzzle when it comes to picking the right grind and bounce angle for your primary sand club, and that information would help us make a better recommendation.
Salvatore San juan a couple other things to consider First thing is what kind of turf do you normally play on? (Soft, Hard and etc...) Do you blasts out of the bunkers or sweep? Do you like to open the face for half shots or/and around the greens? From what you wrote I would most likely recommend mid bounce with standard grinds.
@@2ndswing bunkers are normally on the soft side (except when wet) - depends really which course I play that week. Would it be advisable to have a 56 thats for softer sand (more bounce) and a 56 for firmer sand (less bounce) - this way, I can also alternate using them on the fairways. I'm looking for an approach that will give me the best versatility on the course as I really can't tell if i'm pitching from the fairway/rough with an open/square face - depends really on the shot requirement. And it's really hard to pinpoint what kind of sand I will be blasting out from. I normally blast from the sand. Very rarely do I sweet the ball off the sand. I want to utilize the bounce out of bunkers and hear that 'thump' sound. Thanks! And Happy New Year!
Can the Titleist marketing department do any better? These grind alphabets naming are as random as it gets. If you have to explain it and no one can remember what is what, you have a problem. If Steve Jobs run marketing, everyone would be fired.
The Letter, other than F for Full, is the First Letter of the last Name of the Player who first had that Grind done by Bob. K - Kite M - Mickelson S - Stricker
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Good explanation for me to choose my wedges well 👍🏻
A great and extremely fluent explanation. Very helpful.
Thanks Walter
looking to get me some vokey wedges (60, 56 and 52). I do not have the benefit of a fitting center.
I usually use the 56 and 52 for full shots and half swings off the fairway.
For the 60, I seldom hit full shots with this and just use it for the sand and half swings (60y and below).
What grind and bounce can you recommend if I'm looking for a 60deg club that will give me improvements from the sand but still be OK to use for half shots from the fairway. I would say my normal swing is sweep to neutral. I don't really dig into the ground too much (at least not intentionally).
I am currently using the K Wedges of Miura - I don't really know if i'm using the right wedges but I do want to try.
Salvatore San juan What is the sand like where you play most of your golf? Is the sand either very soft or very firm? If so, that's an important piece of the puzzle when it comes to picking the right grind and bounce angle for your primary sand club, and that information would help us make a better recommendation.
Salvatore San juan a couple other things to consider First thing is what kind of turf do you normally play on? (Soft, Hard and etc...) Do you blasts out of the bunkers or sweep? Do you like to open the face for half shots or/and around the greens? From what you wrote I would most likely recommend mid bounce with standard grinds.
@@2ndswing bunkers are normally on the soft side (except when wet) - depends really which course I play that week. Would it be advisable to have a 56 thats for softer sand (more bounce) and a 56 for firmer sand (less bounce) - this way, I can also alternate using them on the fairways. I'm looking for an approach that will give me the best versatility on the course as I really can't tell if i'm pitching from the fairway/rough with an open/square face - depends really on the shot requirement. And it's really hard to pinpoint what kind of sand I will be blasting out from. I normally blast from the sand. Very rarely do I sweet the ball off the sand. I want to utilize the bounce out of bunkers and hear that 'thump' sound. Thanks! And Happy New Year!
Great information
Can the Titleist marketing department do any better? These grind alphabets naming are as random as it gets. If you have to explain it and no one can remember what is what, you have a problem. If Steve Jobs run marketing, everyone would be fired.
The Letter, other than F for Full, is the First Letter of the last Name of the Player who first had that Grind done by Bob.
K - Kite
M - Mickelson
S - Stricker