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Bending Yamaha Wedges


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I am in the process of trading for some Yamaha wedges in 52* and 58*. How bad would it be to bend the 52* to 50* or 54*? If not an issue which would be better to add bounce by by increasing the loft or take away the bounce by lowering the loft?

Whichever way, I can add a 3rd wedge to the bag for whichever is remaining...

Thanks

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I am in the process of trading for some Yamaha wedges in 52* and 58*. How bad would it be to bend the 52* to 50* or 54*? If not an issue which would be better to add bounce by by increasing the loft or take away the bounce by lowering the loft?

Whichever way, I can add a 3rd wedge to the bag for whichever is remaining...

Thanks

I play the yams 52 and 58 bent to 6o no probs.

I can bend em for you.. For a wedge 2degs is negligible

At least for me..

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Thanks for the info from both of you. I'll probably take you up on the offer to bend them also Carlo, just need to figure out how/which...

Am hoping that plugging the space in my gapping is the right direction but having not hit the Yams am uncertain on which way to go... My thinking is to add loft to the 52* as well as bounce and turn it into a SW thus paving the way add a true gap in the 50* spot. More of a true iron type of grind instead of a more traditional wedge head at that loft. The 50* is gonna be used more for full and 3/4 shots than around the green...

Right direction or other thoughts? Assuming a good direction, what to get for the 50*, Yururi, Golds, etc...

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Thanks for the info from both of you. I'll probably take you up on the offer to bend them also Carlo, just need to figure out how/which... Am hoping that plugging the space in my gapping is the right direction but having not hit the Yams am uncertain on which way to go... My thinking is to add loft to the 52* as well as bounce and turn it into a SW thus paving the way add a true gap in the 50* spot. More of a true iron type of grind instead of a more traditional wedge head at that loft. The 50* is gonna be used more for full and 3/4 shots than around the green... Right direction or other thoughts? Assuming a good direction, what to get for the 50*, Yururi, Golds, etc...

i think the 52-54 is a great idea. i was going to do the same as i have a ping 50* in the bag.

so just let me know. do you want the 58 as is? or bend it back to 58? i can also bend to your

preferred lie angle.

for 50 get the Vokeys. been meaning to get one. nice and compact

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What is the 58* at now? Am a 62* lie angle on the 5 iron, not sure what that translates to in wedges...

Too many choices...

50, 54, 58

51, 55, 59

50, 55, 60

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heres what i do.. if my irons are PW @! 48* i go either 52/53 gap 56/57 SW and 61* lob

if my pw is @ 46 of the ludicrous 44*... then ill go the 50/51*--56-- 60* option.

all depends on what u play ur pw at

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i would play 50 54 58

or 50 55 60

or even 50 56 60.

im not particular about my middle sand wedge. it can be 54/55/56 for all i care

as long as my gap is 50 and my lob is 60

the 58 is playing at 60 now. i dont really tinker with Lie on my wedges. its at stock like

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If the 58 is already at 60, lets leave that one alone and bend the 52 to 55, then I'll pick up a 50 from the proshop… While you're bending might as well try a 2* upright lie angle, please...

Thanks...

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