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Newest addition to my bag

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shacco

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Love the looks of this wedge. The grooves do look very sharp. Can't wait to try them out, although it is slightly on the heavy side for my taste. Any tips how to bring down the swingweight?

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Edited by shacco, 13 February 2010 - 06:27 AM.

Driver: Yamaha V201 10° with Roddio W6BA Stiff (45")
3 Wood: PRGR Egg Spoon 15° (old version) with Diamana Ilima 70 Stiff (42,5")
Hybrids: Adams Idea Pro A12 20° and 23° with Matrix Altus Hybrid Regular
5 - PW: Onoff Forged with NS Pro GH950 Stiff
Wedges: - Epon 208KGX copper 52° NS Pro GH950 Stiff
- TaylorMade Z-TP 56° and 60° True Temper Dynamic Gold Wedge Flex
Putter: TaylorMade Ghost Tour MA-81

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Do you want to decrease the swing weight by itself without caring for the dynamic weight? If so then take the grip off, wrap some lead tape around the butt end, regrip and then you will have a lower swing weight.

BTW great looking wedge. Those grooves do look like they would shred some golf balls.

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View PostDoNDoN, on Feb 12 2010, 07:07 PM, said:

Do you want to decrease the swing weight by itself without caring for the dynamic weight? If so then take the grip off, wrap some lead tape around the butt end, regrip and then you will have a lower swing weight.

BTW great looking wedge. Those grooves do look like they would shred some golf balls.

Well, I don't really know. I have an Epon KGX208 52° wedge with the same shaft as the yamaha (NS Pro 950 GH stiff) and I prefer the overall balance of the epon. I prefer my wedges to be more balanced and not too "head heavy" which makes the transition to my irons a lot better for me. I don't think overall weight is an issue here, so I will try to add some lead tape. How much do I have to add? A sticker said the Yamaha is D3 and the Epons are suppose to be D2. Sorry if those are dumb questions, but I don't know anything about clubmaking. What other choices do I have if the overall weight should become too heavy?

Edited by shacco, 12 February 2010 - 10:52 AM.

Driver: Yamaha V201 10° with Roddio W6BA Stiff (45")
3 Wood: PRGR Egg Spoon 15° (old version) with Diamana Ilima 70 Stiff (42,5")
Hybrids: Adams Idea Pro A12 20° and 23° with Matrix Altus Hybrid Regular
5 - PW: Onoff Forged with NS Pro GH950 Stiff
Wedges: - Epon 208KGX copper 52° NS Pro GH950 Stiff
- TaylorMade Z-TP 56° and 60° True Temper Dynamic Gold Wedge Flex
Putter: TaylorMade Ghost Tour MA-81

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View Postshacco, on Feb 13 2010, 04:30 AM, said:

Well, I don't really know. I have an Epon KGX208 52° wedge with the same shaft as the yamaha (NS Pro 950 GH stiff) and I prefer the overall balance of the epon. I prefer my wedges to be more balanced and not too "head heavy" which makes the transition to my irons a lot better for me. I don't think overall weight is an issue here, so I will try to add some lead tape. How much do I have to add? A sticker said the Yamaha is D3 and the Epons are suppose to be D2. Sorry if those are dumb questions, but I don't know anything about clubmaking. What other choices do I have if the overall weight should become too heavy?


You are going to have to experiment on how much lead tape you need to use to get to the desired swing weight. The other way you can get the swing weight down is to cut the shaft a touch shorter to get a lighter swing weight.

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I think I will go with the lead tape first. Thanks
Driver: Yamaha V201 10° with Roddio W6BA Stiff (45")
3 Wood: PRGR Egg Spoon 15° (old version) with Diamana Ilima 70 Stiff (42,5")
Hybrids: Adams Idea Pro A12 20° and 23° with Matrix Altus Hybrid Regular
5 - PW: Onoff Forged with NS Pro GH950 Stiff
Wedges: - Epon 208KGX copper 52° NS Pro GH950 Stiff
- TaylorMade Z-TP 56° and 60° True Temper Dynamic Gold Wedge Flex
Putter: TaylorMade Ghost Tour MA-81

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View Postshacco, on Feb 12 2010, 08:50 PM, said:

I think I will go with the lead tape first. Thanks


Try taking it to your local clubmaker and tell him what you told us. I assume you dont have a swing weight scale so to dail it in better have someone who does have one do this labor for you.





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