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My short iron distances are as followed

PW-140 Yards (48 Degrees)
Gap Wedge-125-130 (52 Degrees)
Sand Wedge- 95 Yards (56 Degrees)
Lob Wedge-? I don't ever bother hitting the ball all the way with this club, I'd rather hit a pitch and run sand Wedge.

So anyways I'm getting a new Cleveland CG 14 wedge, and I was just gonna see if anyone had any advice on the loft of club I should think about looking at my wedge yardages.

Note* The Wedge that I'm replacing is my Cleveland Sand Wedge

Shorty...how is this thread different from your other one?

It is not at all, but I'm no moderator so I can't close a thread or delete my own and that thread was in the wrong section so.... what is one to do?

Got it........

Any more ideas people?

get a titleist wedge.

much better than cleveland.

You have obviously not hit the CG 14, I'd take it over a spin milled Vokey anyday. (Which I'm getting anyway)

Also for a 9 handicap you have spent WAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY to much money on clubs. I a 9-10 handicap also have spent tops, bag included $500 for my entire set of clubs.

yeah CG14 is great wedge!!

I'd say stick with the same loft as you have now in your SW. No reason to change. I hit my PW 135, GW 120, and SW 105. Not sure why you hit your SW so much less than I do since you hit your other wedges 5 to 10 yards longer than I do. I hit my 60* LW 90 yards if that tells you anything you can use.

My Distance was wrong, I do hit it about 100-105. I haven't hit a full sand wedge in a while. But I did today.

Thanks for your reply. Last week I had 85 yards to the flag out of the first cut of rough. I choked down an inch on my 60* wedge, and hit the ball perfectly. Only problem is the ball flew over the flag and landed a good 25 yards past the flag. It was looking great when I first hit it, dead on line. I don't know how I managed to hit my LW some 110 yards. Must have been one of those Flier lies you hear about on TV.

I'd say a 60 degree wedge. Don't go any higher, I tried a 64 degree wedge (not a Cleveland), and boy oh boy, I feared for my life.

Theress alot of variables thruthfully, if you hit the ball good and flush and it was back in your stance then that makes a huge difference. If the ball is up in your stance the ball will run right up the face of the wedge giving you more loft than distance. Regardless at a point for lob wedges you can only hit them higher and no farther regardless of swing speed. And I'm pretty sure I'm gonna get a 56 degree wedge. It'll just have to wait now since I bought a Tour Burner two days ago.

Since you already have a SW, why not get a 60* lob wedge instead of another 56* wedge?