Desperately seeking help on wedges

how does one know when its time to retire the old wedges and get a new one?


Pls do not ask me to check my rear if its itchy.

Duval_S wrote:

how does one know when its time to retire the old wedges and get a new one?


Pls do not ask me to check my rear if its itchy.

When you need to ask such a question... it is time..

the new cleveland 588 forged looks damn good



http://shop.clevelandgolf.com/club/1007/588FSTN/_/588+Satin+Wedge

looks alot like the old vokey wedges.

When U feel like changing equipment and yet got not enuff $$$ to change the woods, irons and putters.... wedges can help relieve some of that urge....

Duval_S wrote:

how does one know when its time to retire the old wedges and get a new one?


Pls do not ask me to check my rear if its itchy.

should consider changing when your wedge starts looking like that....otherwise may not be able to bargain for more strokes on the course

when you do not have any feelings for the club..

I have feeling for my club.....but unfortunately nowadays, they do not reciprocate in the right manner.....

unlike the good old days, thinking back, the feeling and results were much much better....

You lost that loving feeling...

kevlye wrote:

Duval_S wrote:

how does one know when its time to retire the old wedges and get a new one?


Pls do not ask me to check my rear if its itchy.

should consider changing when your wedge starts looking like that....otherwise may not be able to bargain for more strokes on the course

Yikes! You are right. No way will I take a bet against that wedge's owner.

In my case, I like colllecting wedges

if I feel my wedge doesn't respond to the back spin I want specially when I make a flop shot, i prefer a flop/ Lob shot since most of the greens in my country are "fast". or super super fast.
then I feel its time to let go & pick a new wedge.