T100-T150 Gap Wedge

RE: T100-T150 Gap Wedge

Matt V — Sat, 25 Jan 2025 16:36:03 GMT

In my experience, no way the Vokey's are MORE forgiving than the T100. T100 is a cavity back blade - definitely larger sweet spot than the Vokey. I play the T100 Gap - really only hit for full shots, then go to 54 and 60 Vokey for the finesse stuff. All things being equal between a Set Gap and a Vokey - besides the Set being more forgiving, it should be longer (due to bit of extra tech) and fly a bit higher. They Vokey will fly lower.

RE: T100-T150 Gap Wedge

JAbid — Fri, 24 Jan 2025 02:56:37 GMT

Like someone else said, the vokeys are more forgiving and will feel a little hotter than the t100, at least that’s how my set plays. You’ll just need to get fit and bend the lofts to tweak the gaps. For full swing clubs, i prefer to bend down when possible so not increase bounce too much.

RE: T100-T150 Gap Wedge

Ed S — Wed, 22 Jan 2025 20:17:59 GMT

I play the T150 irons and have them all bent 1 degree weak. My Vokey wedges are 50/54/58. Last year I swapped my Vokey 50 for a T100 gap wedge. Pretty sure I didn't adjust the loft of it. I've actually found it to be more forgiving and confidence-inspiring than the Vokey. It also depends how you use your gap wedge. I really only use mine for full shots.

RE: T100-T150 Gap Wedge

Brock — Wed, 22 Jan 2025 00:27:25 GMT

Vokey gap wedges are more forgiving than T100. Larger head, easier to hit IMO. I'd stick with Vokey 52/56/60, but make sure you get fit correctly for shaft, length, like and most importantly, bounce / grind.

RE: T100-T150 Gap Wedge

Don O — Tue, 21 Jan 2025 17:48:22 GMT

Consider using the same shaft in the gap wedge as your T150 irons. Changing the loft on the T100 by 2 degrees also changes the bounce by 2 degrees and the resulting turf interaction may not work out the same way