Nice mix of options there!

Yes definitely agree with you, you're much more limited in the stronger lofts!

Thanks!

Hello, yes I would always suggest at least one speciality wedge as they are generally much more versatile!

@@hannahholdenNCG Thanks Hannah!

I think that’s where people over think the bounce too much. It totally depends on what you use the club for. The 14k is great in soft conditions, out of soft sand bunkers and thick tall grass. So while lower bounce might be better for you over all that could be because of your swing type, turf conditions and lie. The K overall will work good for everyone if used in the proper conditions. But then an 8M might be better all around for you. You can also get a 6K from wedge works

@@atamagashock Thanks.

@@petermartinaitis8166 true 😂😂

I use a 46 - 10 bounce F grind, 52 12 bounce F grind, 58 8 bounce M grind. I mainly use 46 and 52 for full shots or square face shots hence the higher bounce and fuller sole. I play all my other shots with my 58 so like something with lower bounce and that I can manipulate the face with the grind more! Agree with the 60° wedges, I prefer my 58!

Hi Hannah Thanks for the reply with all your Wedge info most helpful, Checked out the Vokey 58deg M grind you use & can see why the sole shaping let’s you open & close the face for all types of green side shots, Thanks (and keep practicing your green side shots) They looked excellent 👍 Dickey

I have a 58 - 08M and I find it works well in both!!

I've had 2 fittings there, both had a distance/gapping element and a control around the green element with prov1 golf balls

@@neiltaylor1765 cool thanks for that. I’ll get a fitting booked

@@muffin0079 Yes!

Depends a little bit on the style of course you play and if the turf is firm or soft? But I would say F or T if firm ground

I play a variety of courses and I use a 46 - 10 bounce F grind, 52 12 bounce F grind, 58 8 bounce M grind. I mainly use 46 and 52 for full shots or square face shots hence the higher bounce and fuller sole. I play all my other shots with my 58 so like something with lower bounce and that I can manipulate the face with the grind more!

@@hannahholdenNCG thanks! Sand is a weakness so thinking 54/14 so is that high bounce in my 54 and low bounce in my 58/6 going to have neg effects on the full shots?

@@home4ya maybe try a K grind if you struggle in the sand! I only do up to 3/4 shots with my 58 then full shots with the rest!

a beginner doesnt need SM9 clubs as you wont even notice the performance they deliver

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I went for a mix across mine so I can play different shots with different clubs. 46° with a F sole and 10 bounce. 52° 12 F then 58° 08 M as I manipulate the face a lot more with that club!

I'm a 15, was a 9 last year but got injured and maybe additional side effects of the jab. I tried to switch to Vokey 56-10 S Grind from my MG4 and the Vokey grind was way too clunky, even in thick rough. I would suggest finding a grind that gives you confidence with the face slightly open because that's how wedges are meant to be played. Hah.

Sorry but don’t agree. Breaking it down you can have a very low HC for the short game but higher HC for the long game.

@@johnglasby1431 with these PGA coaches it’s all a gimmick to get you buying crap. An old school Sand wedge would be good enough. You don’t need it a £200 wedge. Most amateurs won’t get the benefit out of it anyway. Most of these PGA coaches are not very good players anyway believe it or not. I would sincerely take what they say with a pinch of salt. They get paid little money & scrape a living fitting clubs. With most it’s about money. I played against one in a scratch match & thrashed him & thought why would I take advice on equipment & lessons from someone I know I can comfortably beat. I think they’ll be extinct soon when with AI. Not needed.