Good point! I’ve had the same issue. Ironically, I’ve had my best results with an old Nike wedge that still has the grip. Maybe we should start a “bring back Nike” campaign!
I’ve been using the Cleveland CG15 wedges for a while, and I really love the customization options! The bounce angles can drastically change how the club interacts with the turf. I recommend trying different bounces based on the courses you play.
That’s a great point! I’ve found that for softer conditions, a higher bounce really helps. What do you think about the sole grinds when playing in different turf conditions?
I agree, the sole grind options available are crucial. I usually go for a C-grind for versatility. It’s great for open-faced shots around the green, while a standard grind works better for regular lies. What setups do you guys prefer?
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Nice choice, Richard! I’ve always stuck to a S-grind wedge. It seems to give me the control I need on tighter lies. Anyone else have thoughts on different grinds?
I’m curious about the finish options too. I’ve seen both the classic black and chrome finishes. Do you think it impacts the feel or performance at all?
Oh, definitely! The finish can affect glare and your confidence. I would say chrome tends to reflect more light than the black finish, which can be a distraction on sunny days. Just something to consider!
Interesting! I’ve even heard some people joke about the black finish being more ‘stealthy’. Like, it makes you play better when no one sees your clubs!
Haha, I love that idea! Stealth mode on the golf course! But honestly, can we talk about how the CG15’s grooves help with spin? I find them much better than some other brands.
Absolutely agree! The groove design does add extra control. I’d be interested to hear how different setups have helped others with their spinning game.