Wedges...

[ChazUTX]

ok so I have been practicing and taking lessons to better my golf game and have finally gotten to the point where I think it's worth adding a few wedges to my bag. I've only been using a pitching wedge for basically all types of wedge shots. Any suggestions on a sand wedge and a gap or loft type wedge?

 

[BadgerinATX]

I'm a Cleveland fan. I think I have a pair from the 900 series (~5 yrs old) - 52 deg GW and 56 deg SW. You'll also have to consider things like bounce angle (depends on the courses you play) and finish. The gunmetal finish looks cool, but if a chrome reflection doesn't bother you and you don't want to grind down your heads, you can save a few bucks going w/ a chrome finish.

 

[UnBiased Horn]

Cleveland CG14 black pearl
Titleist Vokey Spin Milled

Find out what your loft is on your PW (i.e. 48-ish) and get two more wedges at 4-5 degrees apart higher than this, i.e. a 52deg and a 56 degree.

I have a PW that is 45 degree and I got a Cleveland CG14 50 deg gap wedge, a 55 degree SW and a Titleist Vokey 60 degree lob wedge. Both Titleist and Cleveland are awesome. CG14 is probably easier to hit and is supposed to be more forgiving for high handicappers.

 

[chitwood]

I love my vokeys