300Yards

That's the same setup I use, I agree it does work well.

6789

My best advice is to try and have even gap between you PW Gap and Loft. I have a 48 degree PW and then a 54 degree gap wedge and then another 60 degree loft edge. Then i have a 6 degree gap between each wedge and all the irons. It just works for me and allows me to judge distances better and i think its a good idea for everyone to try and follow

Topflite_d2

If you are into club making you could try out some Maltby M series. I've herd good things about them too. I have a CG10 its a nice club but its not my favorite wedge ever.
Maltby M-Series Black Ion Plated Wedge Component Head at Golf Galaxy

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Hey,

I would 2nd the motion on what 300yards has mentioned.

The better choice is your stock PW, a SW and a LW.

A PW can be your Gap Wedge. Its only a matter of how to it and adjust your back swing.

For 150yards to 100 yards to the green, I would you used my Pitching Wedge. I used a steel shaft for better control and accuracy.

Then 100 yards below to 50yards, I would used my 56* SW, a 588 DSG RTG wedge.

Then from 50yards to 10yards, I would used my Lob wedge so that my ball will bite the green.

I used a groove sharpener to make my groove sharp.

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