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Originally Posted by I-Hate-Hulse
Nice choice by Santa - I started carrying a #3 and #4 A3OS Hybrid this year. Great replacement for a Taylor Made rescue I could never hit straight. Great playability and feel from the A3OS. My first Adams clubs.
That said, it would seem you're trying to "match" your set. You'd be limiting yourself that way. Adams may make great hybrids, but I wouldn't give them that credit on wedges. You can easily get yourself a nice Cleveland, Vokey, or any number of other wedges on sale.
Given your wedges, 60 degree for sure. I don't think there's much point on a gap wedge at 52 for you - you're already at 54. Personally I like my wedges at 52, 56, 60 for a nice spread in lofts.
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The a3OS Gap Wedge is 49 degrees.
If I had all the Adams a3OS wedges in my bag, the lofts would be the following:
Pitching Wedge - 44 degrees
Gap Wedge - 49 degrees
Sand Wedge - 54 degrees
Lob Wedge - 59 degrees
One thing about having a matched set is that they all "feel" the same. I think thats especially important when playing with wedges. My old set had a matching pitching wedge and sand wedge but the lob wedge was a different brand (actually I preferred the way the lob wedge felt over the PW and SW).
It nice when all 4 wedge clubs feel the same (that is if you like the "feel"
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