rsvman2 I have graphite in all my wedges except for the SW, which is an original Ping Eye2 that I am not inclined to mess with. Like they say, 'lf it ain't broke, don't fix it.'
toraider rsvman2 Like they say, 'lf it ain't broke, don't fix it.' …or like Dyno used to say “you can never get the poon back, so never mess with a club that has it!”
Sneakylong I have light weight graphite in all my clubs including putter. I have the Rotex graphite in both my CBX wedges. Stuck my 60 degree from 70 yards to 6 feet yesterday. 😎 Missed the birdie putt. 😏
johnnydoom I went to all graphite a couple of years ago. I haven't noticed a difference except that I need to be "more" conscious to not rush the swing. The lighter weight seems to cause me to overswing more often than with heavier steel and I need to deliberately dial it back. The feel is reduced with the graphite, but I have dead hands anyway so that doesn't affect me.
scotts33 sdandrea1 I use graphite in my wedges so I'm not jumping from a 9i with a 65g shaft to a wedge with a 120g shaft. Consistency in heft. Even major brands circumvent swing weight heft match going from example D-1 in irons to D-4/D-5 in wedges so some of that is iffy in shaft weight thru tricking up the swing weight scale. For example. IF they were all D-1 thru the shortest clubs/wedges then I would agree. That's 4 deg. loft gaps and 1/2" length graduation.
fatshot Took the graphite out of my 52* gap wedge and installed TT Dynalite with Sensicore. Today I was 4/8 getting it up and down from around the greens......a pretty good improvement from my previous lame efforts. Hope it continues to improve!