Should i get a G or 48 degree?

SK,

Just go ahead and buy!  Seriously I would use the same brands as the wedge.  Before you confirm the purchase, it may be worthwhile to test with others that have the same wedge or use the same loft to makesure that it meets its purpose of giving the length that you desired.

s-killer wrote:

You all want to OT OT also nevermind ...

but at least give me your opinion whether i should get a G or 48 mah ....

 I think I should reserve my opinion unless you want to play crap golf like me.

I see that you mention you like your 53 more than your Pw, I think you should get a 48 with spinner shaft. For simple mental solution, this will be your 53 but with a 48 deg loft.

another case of black cat and white cat. G and 48 got BIG different? 
Just buy what you like. Wedge will wear and tear after you use it often.

would check what is the loft of my "P" .  If it is the modern club that is 45 degree, then the 48 would be nice. 
what is gap W -  to fill in the gap between clubs.
U can check loft and lie with any good fitters, then decide what to do with your life.
Buy - very easy, 
put it to good use - not so easy
selling it away  - very painful especially reshafting it with expensive shaft.

if your bluurders n sits.tar can lend u one to try better.

1 cent of advise.  good luck

uncleP wrote:

would check what is the loft of my "P" .  If it is the modern club that is 45 degree, then the 48 would be nice. 
what is gap W -  to fill in the gap between clubs.
U can check loft and lie with any good fitters, then decide what to do with your life.
Buy - very easy, 
put it to good use - not so easy
selling it away  - very painful especially reshafting it with expensive shaft.

if your bluurders n sits.tar can lend u one to try better.

1 cent of advise.  good luck

 I would take uncle P advice on this.  He is a wise man.

Kookk wrote:

s-killer wrote:

You all want to OT OT also nevermind ...

but at least give me your opinion whether i should get a G or 48 mah ....

 I think I should reserve my opinion unless you want to play crap golf like me.

Crap golf? Still can come back low 90s?

I will gladly take your opinion anytime man !!!

neutralgolfer wrote:

I see that you mention you like your 53 more than your Pw, I think you should get a 48 with spinner shaft. For simple mental solution, this will be your 53 but with a 48 deg loft.

This would probably be my first choice 

ranctor wrote:

another case of black cat and white cat. G and 48 got BIG different? 
Just buy what you like. Wedge will wear and tear after you use it often.

I also wish i have deep pockets like you ... Can just buy what i like  

Are you that set on buying another wedge? Why not adjust your game to avoid playing from 90-100m mark? For par 5s, take a club shorter for your second shot so you play your PW instead

Or you can always choke down PW and open club face to play.. I think the ROI of your wedge may not commensurate to your expectation..

Khorkar wrote:

SK,

Just go ahead and buy!  Seriously I would use the same brands as the wedge.  Before you confirm the purchase, it may be worthwhile to test with others that have the same wedge or use the same loft to makesure that it meets its purpose of giving the length that you desired.

Yes, that will resolve my "thirst" issue, but will create a big hole in my pocket:)

so i am going to try out a 48 from RT this weekend. if it works to my distance, then guess i will have to ..... burn my pocket

uncleP wrote:

would check what is the loft of my "P" .  If it is the modern club that is 45 degree, then the 48 would be nice. 
what is gap W -  to fill in the gap between clubs.
U can check loft and lie with any good fitters, then decide what to do with your life.
Buy - very easy, 
put it to good use - not so easy
selling it away  - very painful especially reshafting it with expensive shaft.

if your bluurders n sits.tar can lend u one to try better.

1 cent of advise.  good luck

Thanks uncleP,

totally true in
Buy - very easy (actually not so easy)
Use - not so easy ..

will ty out a 48 this weekend

renode wrote:

Are you that set on buying another wedge? Why not adjust your game to avoid playing from 90-100m mark? For par 5s, take a club shorter for your second shot so you play your PW instead

Or you can always choke down PW and open club face to play.. I think the ROI of your wedge may not commensurate to your expectation..

Thanks bro, very true opinion. the ROI for the wedge may not be that high.

Plus, my standard is not yet there to be able to "try to avoid 90-100m". Most of time (in fact all) i just swing and pray ... pray that my ball is still in play and not in water/rough/woods/swamp/etc ...

yo bro,

check out the video on wedge lengths.

http://www2.golfworks.com/Media/videocenter.htm

Hope it helps

mrkatsucurry wrote:

yo bro,

check out the video on wedge lengths.

http://www2.golfworks.com/Media/videocenter.htm

Hope it helps

Very informative !!!

So.. now the question is.....

wanna pay how much? hahahha

buy balls to practice partial swings, extension, new shaft, new wedge and shaft....

mrkatsucurry wrote:

So.. now the question is.....

wanna pay how much? hahahha

buy balls to practice partial swings, extension, new shaft, new wedge and shaft....

Think i have more or less made up my mind ...

since i am executing full swing to achieve the distance of 90-100, i should probably go with the G that is consistent with my other iron set.

this way i can cut down the mental confusion of full swing with different irons and swing weight ... and cost down some cost too