My quest for 2011 bag is almost complete.

Still in need of new wedge set and 3wood possibly down the road.

I would love to jump right into Yamaha wedges but the prices are kinda keeping me off at this point.

I am looking to try other alternates and possibly Yonex Ezone wedges are best candidate.

They look sharp and shape, griding and specs call out versatility which is what I want and need for new set of wedges.

Anybody have input on these wedges and what is the main benefit or difference between onset and offset?

Of course, I know what they mean by definition but would appreciate if someone could chime in real world definition.

Thanks!

Edited June 9, 201113 yr by indharbor

ah yes.....,

off set wedges. i know them well.

my kyoei rafw 03 have a LOT of offset.

i mean a lot.

when i frst started palying them i kept snap hooking them .

so i flattened the lie1.5* and now im NOT hooking them what so ever.

and i like to hit knockodown wedges, off set wedges make this shot sensationallly easy to do.

takes a little while t get use to th giant scoops in them but when u do ifind th shots brilliant, i esp like to hithtese when its windy much better contrl. plus the 52* for chipping to te pin form just off the green is super easy , can hood the ball and dril it real close with tops of spin.

the 52* with off set is my fav by a mile

I just had this experience with an offset 52*. my friend uses an old mcgregor VIP & I had a go. Despite not liking it's looks it was very effective. So when I picked up my driver from club builder (kzg distributor) I tried his 52 demo also with offset. Same good results.

So +1 here as to anyone that can explain onset & offset.

lots of people are anti offset in irons and wedges, I can handle a bit in either. I would take a little offset over a little onset or none at all.

The ezone wedge has been doing well for me. I was surprized how well it feels since the price is much lower.