Posted October 28, 201212 yr I think Nippon WV wedge shaft is available in 3 models i.e. WV 105 (111g), WV 115 (122g), WV 125 (133g). What's the best configuration in terms of choosing the right shaft assigned to a 52* and 58* head in this case a yamaha 2011 forged wedge. Should I go WV105 for 58* and WV115 for the 52* or better to use one model say WV115 on both 52*/58* set. Any thoughts guys?
October 28, 201212 yr I use WV 115 for all my wedges. I prefer using the same weight shafts for my wedges.
October 28, 201212 yr Author I think DG Spinner is using two weights setup i.e. wedge flex is optimised for sand/lob and their wedge+ flex for gap and pitching wedges where wedge flex is lighter than the wedge+. This made me think that this could also apply to other brands that offers at least two wedge flexes like Nippon WV.
October 28, 201212 yr lighter in LW same in aw + sw. never use LW for full shots so the lighter and flexier lw shaft i find better for more delicate shots
October 28, 201212 yr i will go heavier on my sw and lob if i would go that route. personally all my wedge shafts are the same weight. i just vary with swingweighting
October 28, 201212 yr I put the 105 into a 54 and 58, am finding it too light, I like the feel though so will pick up a couple of heavier shafts and try those
October 28, 201212 yr i will go heavier on my sw and lob if i would go that route. personally all my wedge shafts are the same weight. i just vary with swingweighting +1
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