Blend set

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By Adam S

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  1. Going to blend a t100/t150 set at the 6/7 iron. Plan is to:

    have the t100's one degree strong for the blend. question: PW would be 44 and AW would be 48. Has anyone then gone 52-56-60 after that? Just can't imagine not having 4* difference in the scoring clubs. ( I plan on not getting a 4 iron)

    Thank!

  2. J22abe

    J22abe
    Texas

    Personally I would never carry 5 wegdes, That's a small part of why I won't go T200. Haha

    I think having that many wedges would be redundant... but I use my 54° from 105yds down to 50yds.

    I guess your PW would be like a 9i and such... I just feel like the AW and Gap would be redundant. Unless you really full swing everything? And is is a T100 AW or a Vokey 48, because those will go 2 different yardages...

    I would not bend the T100 stronger, if anything I'd weaken the T150. But you don't really know if you need to or not without a gapping session...
    If I had to... I would do 44°, 48° (1° weak), 54°, 60°.

    You really just need to get a gapping fitting to see where your yardages are actually at.
  3. Barry M

    Barry M
    Reno, NV

    THe old 4 dgree rule is just that.....old.
    Focus on the yardage gaps. Different model clubs are going to give you different yardages.
    For example, my T200 P is 43 and the gap is 48. I had a 52, 56, & 60 wedge at first but didn't take long to find out the 54 & 58 were a better fit for my yardage gap. Don't carry a 60 anymore. I can open up the 58 and get the same result. In the end it depends on your individual results.

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