588 RTG Cleeveland 56 degree SW - Wanted

[IrishGolfer]

I'm after a 588 RTG Cleveland 56 degree sand wedge in good condition.
Any takers?

 

[The master]

I have a 52* in pretty good condition?

 

[IrishGolfer]

I have a 52* in pretty good condition?

I saw it. No thanks, I have a 53, need the 56. Where and how much did you pay for the Vokeys?

 

[DaveE]

IG, I picked up a 56* CG10 a couple of weeks ago and love it. To each his own of course but I think they're worth a try.

 

[The master]

I know a guy that picked up one of those cleveland cg10 wedges for xmas and he spinning them like a biatch. They are nice but expensive wedges.

 

[IrishGolfer]

IG, I picked up a 56* CG10 a couple of weeks ago and love it. To each his own of course but I think they're worth a try.

DaveE I'm now convinced on the CG10. Where did you acquire yours? How much? I'm over in US next week, so I thought I would pick one up then.

What's the story on the dots re. bounce. Playing links style I would imagine low bounce would be better for me, right?

 

[Rockford35]

One dot-low bounce
Two dots - medium
Three dots - high bounce


R35

 

[DaveE]

DaveE I'm now convinced on the CG10. Where did you acquire yours? How much? I'm over in US next week, so I thought I would pick one up then.

What's the story on the dots re. bounce. Playing links style I would imagine low bounce would be better for me, right?

Looks like Rock answered the dot question. As far as which one you should have I'm not sure. Cleveland says the low bounce is more for tight lies. I went with the two dot thinking it would be more versatile.

Golfsmith has the black pearl for $129.00 USD. I know this won't help but I bought mine from a local pro shop for $100.00. I guess you could drop by and I'll introduce you to the pro and see if he'll give you a deal.