I've got the JPX-850 Cast irons in XP115 shaft + 1/2" in length and 2* upright on the lie angle. I currently own Cleveland RTX CB 54 and 58 wedges along with a 60 Callaway PM Grind I just purchased in their stock configurations.
I noticed when I got out on the range to get some work in with my new Callaway that I am making a good bit of toe contact on it so it made me think I should look into getting my wedges adjusted accordingly to match my irons.
My 850 PW and GW are currently 36" and 35.75" with a lie of 65* each in their adjusted specs. The Cleveland wedges are 35.25" and 35.125" with a lie angle of 64*. The Callaway is 35" with a lie angle of 64* as well.
Based on those original specs for the Cleveland and the Callaway, would it make sense to have them each extended 1/2" and made 2* upright as well? I see that would make my 50 and 54 wedges the same length while the 58 is 1/8" shorter.
I'm sure I'll take them into my shop and they will have me hit them on a lie board to make sure but I would believe the extra 1/2" length would impact that lie angle a bit as well.
I noticed when I got out on the range to get some work in with my new Callaway that I am making a good bit of toe contact on it so it made me think I should look into getting my wedges adjusted accordingly to match my irons.
My 850 PW and GW are currently 36" and 35.75" with a lie of 65* each in their adjusted specs. The Cleveland wedges are 35.25" and 35.125" with a lie angle of 64*. The Callaway is 35" with a lie angle of 64* as well.
Based on those original specs for the Cleveland and the Callaway, would it make sense to have them each extended 1/2" and made 2* upright as well? I see that would make my 50 and 54 wedges the same length while the 58 is 1/8" shorter.
I'm sure I'll take them into my shop and they will have me hit them on a lie board to make sure but I would believe the extra 1/2" length would impact that lie angle a bit as well.
