tannahillnick

Just to start I have played a Vokey 56 with 10° of bounce since I was about 13 - I am now 32. I am a scratch handicap golfer. I played at a high level in college and since kids - I just can’t play much other than league night. I recently upgraded my SM7 wedge to an SM9. Again, I found the 56 with 10° of bounce - however Titleist, in my opinion, has messed up the 56 / 10. There is only one grind with 10° of bounce, and it is geared toward the high handicapper. It is impossible to be versatile around the green with. Trying to open up, this wedge is almost impossible. It is very tough to play from tight lies unlike the SM7. Does anyone else have this thought process? I was thinking about possibly grinding down the toe end of my SM9 but just wanted to see if any other higher level players have ran across this issue - and how would I go about that? I understand General grinding but I guess for my specific issue I don’t know where to grind. I’ve never used a 60 degree - this club does it all for me around the greens. So when I try to open this and can’t do what I want it is very frustrating that the club can’t do what I need. Can I salvage my new wedge? It’s really only usable with a square face!