Got a new wedge head from Monark Golf and a graphite shaft for it. Turned out pretty good (I think). Very nice looking head. Cost me less then $25 to build (had the grip).
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Do you find graphite works well in your wedges? I'm just now trying graphite in my irons, but I've always been especially averse to graphite in wedges for some reason.Will give it a go tomorrow. Took about an hour to put together.
I've got a pitching wedge, gap wedge and now this with graphite shafts. I don't notice any difference performance wise and they feel better. My 60° still has steel but I'm not liking it very much lately. I re-shafted all my irons with graphite this last winter and am getting about 5-10 yards more distance with them and they feel great. No loss in accuracy either. Maybe more accurate?Do you find graphite works well in your wedges? I'm just now trying graphite in my irons, but I've always been especially averse to graphite in wedges for some reason.
Have only hit my new irons (with graphite) into net. I like the feel. Waiting to see if there is a distance gain. That wasn't the main reason for the switch, but if there's a distance increase, I won't give it back.I've got a pitching wedge, gap wedge and now this with graphite shafts. I don't notice any difference performance wise and they feel better. My 60° still has steel but I'm not liking it very much lately. I re-shafted all my irons with graphite this last winter and am getting about 5-10 yards more distance with them and they feel great. No loss in accuracy either. Maybe more accurate?