Wedgeworks 44F

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By Lou G

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  1. Lou G

    Lou G
    San Diego, CA

    How many here have used it. I got one used for $189 and it had an NSPro950 S. I set it up to play as a 9 iron (42*). I liked the shaft so much that I reshafted my 620CB 8 iron.

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  2. Mark S

    Mark S
    Ripon, CA

    I have one that I use instead of my t-150 set wedge. I like it because i can flight the ball a little lower full and 3/4 shots and I like it for bump and runs around the green. The set T-150 PW feels too hot for bump and runs around the green. Hope this helps!
  3. Lou G

    Lou G
    San Diego, CA

    Mark S said:

    I have one that I use instead of my t-150 set wedge. I like it because i can flight the ball a little lower full and 3/4 shots and I like it for bump and runs around the green. The set T-150 PW feels too hot for bump and runs around the green. Hope this helps!

    It is a great 9 iron replacement the way I have it set up
  4. Joseph L Poe

    Joseph L Poe
    Colorado Springs

    I did the same thing, love it!!!!!

    It's like it has radar to the pin and just glides through the turf so much better than the 150.

    Also, crazy spin when I want it, but then can flight it for different approaches.

    Actually becoming my favorite club in the bag, I have such great confidence in that club

    soooo fun!!!!!!
  5. Mike M

    Mike M
    Marblehead MA

    That’s good info Lou. I was actually thinking about re shafting a set of older irons with the Nippon 950
  6. Lou G

    Lou G
    San Diego, CA

    Mike M said:

    That’s good info Lou. I was actually thinking about re shafting a set of older irons with the Nippon 950

    Pretty satisfied with the 44F. Really no value added with a 46-10F. The NSPro 950 does add 5 yards vs DG Wedgeflex. 42-50 has worked as a 9-PW combo. My 8 iron (620CB) and the 44F have a great feel.

    I have quite a few golf shots with 44F.
  7. Lou G

    Lou G
    San Diego, CA

    I have an SM11 48-10F set to 46 with the stock shaft and there is a 10 yard difference between it and the 44F.
  8. Lou G

    Lou G
    San Diego, CA

    Still going. Holed out on a 50 yard approach shot a couple months ago.

    50-12F to 48* as a PW.
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  9. Sam K

    Sam K

    Ordered a 44 vokey to see if it would help replace my current set PW. Was wondering if you are using the same shaft as your irons or if you are using the same wedge shafts?

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