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  • What Are Your Favorite Wedges - Component Or OEM?

I used to love the Wishon PCF wedges....well really just the 56. Love my Cally MD5 wedges, but mostly the 60.

It’s weird how you get used to chipping with your own wedges. Once in a while I grab a wedge from our lost bin and it just doesn’t work as well.

Sparky

I am still gaming my Malby M-series wedges with no intention of replacing them.

      Typhoon Still loving my pm grind Callaway wedges. Gonna need a new set soon though. Mine are the original ones.

      Me too - original one. The higher lofted ones are magic out of firm bunkers.

        Bravopilot Not pictured in your WITB posts?

        Of course not. I'm just making suggestions as to component wedges I have used and liked. What's in my bag on any given day is a revolving door. 😉

            It's very early (played twice this year), but I'm in love with the Callaway Mack Daddy wedges I picked up over the winter. Short game has been (pretty much) on point thus far, which is unusual for me when I haven't played much.

            sdandrea1 Acer XB Satin

            After getting used to the rounded leading edge these have proven to be a very good wedge for me.

                Eguller You really should do your own 'equipment review' blog, thread, etc. 🏌 🙃

                He hits it once... his reviews would be like the old tv “In Living Color”... the “men on film” bit where a movie comes up and all they say is “Hated it!”

                  I've been playing the Maltby Tricept 52* and Maltby M+ Series 56* for a couple of years now.....no plans to
                  change.

                  colej @Stu1961

                  I'm in the same camp with the Maltby TSW. I wish I could get a 58 w/ 8* bounce. Right now I play 50 and 54. The 54 is pretty easy to open up and hit it higher, though.

                      Never really played OEM wedges. I do have a couple Cleveland wedges I picked up here and there, but never used them on the course. My go too for years have been Maltby wedges. They have a good selection of lofts for my preference. Currently playing a 54° Maltby wedge as I need the stronger loft for approach shots and can open it up for higher shots.

                      I do wish I could find a 55° PureFit IDraw wedge head. I play the 51° IDraw and sucker can put some hurt on a golf ball. I don't think they are conforming anymore, but I really don't give a crap!

                      TheBlade I just assumed that the TSW 58 had 8 degrees of bounce like the M-series. How much playability difference is there with 2 degrees?

                          Taki27

                          How much playability difference is there with 2 degrees?

                          Very little off the turf. I would just like a little more bounce if I needed it for bunker shots.