T150 (or any strong lofted set) Gapping

n_rones · February 5

I recently switched my setup and have really enjoyed it. Go 150 PW at 44. MG4 wedges in 48, 54, 58. I feel like i can do more with the more bladed 48 degree wedge than i could with the 48 degree T150. My carry yardage with my pitching wedge is around 138. I carry the 48 degree 125 and then drop down to 110 with the 54 and then 95 with the 58. For me its easier to hit those in between yardages with those types of wedges than i could with the hotter faced 150 gap wedge.

Hat Trick · February 5

I have the T150s and added the matching 48*. Then I have my Vokey 54 bent to 53 and a Vokey 58. Works great for me!

QuigleyDU · February 5

I just got the T150s. I went 48 bent 49, 54, and 60. The gaps may seem big. But I really dont like to hit my wedges full speed very often so larger gaps work and I can dial it up or down as needed. It allows me to spread out my clubs more and cover more ground. Or at least that is what I tell myself.

PreppySlapCut · February 5

I play the T150 PW @ 45*, then 50/55/60.

Roejye · February 7

I don't have t150's but I have Cleveland Launcher xl's. They come stock with a 44° pw. I have them bent weak and I have the set gap wedge, then I use a 56° cbx zipcore. I'm not a big hitter though, the gap wedge is my 100 yard club, and I generally use partial shots to manufacture distances inside that distance.

FredPo · February 16

I Did Vokey SM10 50 bent to 49, Vokey SM10 54 right ant 54 and Vokey SM10 58 bent 1 degree weak to 59. 5* gap between all wedges. Has worked out perfect for me

chinaski · February 16

On 2/4/2025 at 8:17 AM, ARSM1932 said:

I would say that a 46 degree Vokey would be much better than a 48 for even distance gapping, a friend of mine plays the T150 in 4-GW and when I hit them even the PW and GW go too far as they are much hotter than bladed wedges so this created too big a distance gap to a 48 degree Vokey, therefore a PW (44) then 46, 52 & 58 Vokeys would be the optimum solution in my opinion to integrate with a set PW at 44 degrees.

I use a 48 Zipcore. No issues gapping. My 48 is the same length(club not yards) as my PW though.

I then go 54/60. I worried about this quite a bit coming from 46 PW, but in play its a non issue. I have no problem with any shot and actually prefer the 6˚ gaps between wedges.

Honixx · March 14

On 2/5/2025 at 11:28 AM, QuigleyDU said:

I just got the T150s. I went 48 bent 49, 54, and 60. The gaps may seem big. But I really dont like to hit my wedges full speed very often so larger gaps work and I can dial it up or down as needed. It allows me to spread out my clubs more and cover more ground. Or at least that is what I tell myself.

This is exactly what I have. Took me 40 years, but I’ve finally learned how to dial back my wedge shots.

Judge Smails · May 30

I have been using a 48* degree because it is the "right" club for gapping.

Recently, however, I am finding I like my 50* and it actually seems to (a) fit the gap fine, and (b) is a familiar chipping club for me. The 48 is just a touch strong to be useful around the greens and I feel like I am missing the versatility. So . . . close to moving back to the usual 50, 56, 60 set up I started with while playing a normal lofted set.

Edited May 30 by Judge Smails