Fellow golfers I need some advice. I have a Cleveland gap wedge (48 degrees bent from 50), in my bag that is absolutely my favorite, easiest to hit, rarely fat or thin, go to club under pressure. Even when I make a bad swing I still get away with it most of the time. My question to you experts is can I have the rest of my irons set up to the same exact specs as my wedge or is this not a good idea? The wedge has a rifle 5.5 shaft, standard lenth, 48 degrees. I hit this club as much as possible anywhere from 125 yards to greenside depending on the shot requirement. I have titliest 695 MB irons with TT Dynamic Gold S300 stiff shafts. I'm wondering about going to rifles/project x, whichever ones match the swing weight and flex of my wedge.
Please let me know what I should do. I'm concerned about setting up my irons based on how well I hit the wedge. I hit my regular irons ok, but no where near as solid and consistantly as my gap wedge. I am a 5 handicap.
Thanks for any help!
D J B Z
Please let me know what I should do. I'm concerned about setting up my irons based on how well I hit the wedge. I hit my regular irons ok, but no where near as solid and consistantly as my gap wedge. I am a 5 handicap.
Thanks for any help!
D J B Z
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