More Wedge Questions

[Luke]

So I am about to get my set complete.
I have a driver and 2 Hybrids coming in tomorrow.
A Callaway Rogue Driver, 4H & 5H in a Callaway Big Bertha OS

So right now here is my bag and what I have now.

Rogue Driver.
X-Hot Fairway wood
X-20 NG Iron set 4-PW&SW
4H Big Bertha OS
5H Big Bertha OS
Odyssey EXO Indu putter.

So I am thinking of putting a 5W in and taking out the 3W
And would like to add a wedge or two.
What Wedge degree is what I am confused about

From what specs I can find the PW is a 45 degree with 7 degree of bounce
The SW is a 55 degree with 11 degree of bounce.

So should I try and add a 58 degree wedge?
Or a 52 degree also?

[Rebel1]

I'd add a 50 and 60 degree wedges to the set to keep your gapping. I'd go 10-12 degrees of bounce in both.

[RonCat]

You may be asking the wrong question. When fitted, I told them I needed clubs for certain yardages, based on the courses played (par 3 lengths, layup yardages, etc). With that, I carry 45, 48, 50 and 56 degree wedges, and a 60 I can throw in as necessary.

[GregA]

Yes, to the 58? I'm carrying 58, 54, 50. For me, 58 (vs.60) is better from the fairway and don't give up anything around the green or bunker.

[Meadows]

I play a 48, 52, 56, 60

[fishinFamily]

I’m probably in the minority, but I don’t carry a bunch of wedges. I have a pw (47) and then I have a 50 and 54.

pw is around 130. 50 is about 115. 54 is 100 yards in.

[mastergun]

Besides PW and AW, 54 and 60 degree wedges

[RANGERguy1388]

Pay attention to the bounce vs the turf conditions. Hitting a low bounce wedge in some soft or soggy conditions could make you cringe.

I may be wrong, and please correct me if I am. Lower bounce for firmer groundz higher bounce for softer conditions.

[Roddy]

Until your game is pretty good, I suggest avoiding a 60 degree wedge. Most lose more strokes than they gain with one. I couldn’t do without my 52 degree wedge.

[mean_dean]

Wedges are a huge rabbit hole to go down, hit the local store with indoor range and swing some to get a feel for what works best for you.