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Two golf questions?

Spartan Golfer asked:


I am going to be purchasing three new Titleist Vokey Design Spin Milled wedges in 52, 56, and 60 degrees.

I’ve tried both the oil can and normal satin versions and I like the oil can one more.

But, what really is the point of the oil can finsh as compared to a normal finish?

Also, what is the advantage of a stepless steel shaft to one with steps?
I haven’t made the team quite yet, we’re midway through tryouts because we we got rained out 3 days this week. But my chnaces are looking good so far!

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4 Responses to “Two golf questions?”

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    I heard the Golf Pro at my local course say stepless helps damper vibration , I really could not tell the difference at all so I guess it comes down to personnel choice , also I play the 60, and 56 degree oil can Titleist Spin Milled , I found the oil can to have a softer feel than the others , the only thing with the oil can though is that even if you clean them after every round they still start to oxidize and get little spots of rust , so they look a little old they still play and feel great . Hope that helps !
    By the way did you make your Golf Team ? just curious .

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    The only difference really is personal preference. Some say the “oxidation” from the oil can help with adding spin, but i dunno about that. I play Callaway’s Forged Plus irons in the vintage finish. i just like how it looks, its difficult to keep a chrome finish looking good, and mine is supposed to look “old” so thats why i like it. Plus you don’t get any glare coming off of it. As far as the stepless shaft i have no idea. they say it transmits feel better, but i wouldn’t know. i’d say mostly again personal preference on looks.

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    The rusty finish of the Oil Can wedge creates more fricton which means you should get more spin on your approach shots.
    Stepless shafts advertise a more consistent weight transfer providing more feel / feedback for the player.
    Good luck making the team!

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    i am a 1 handicap and i went to the spin milled after playing with the cleveland cg10 and other wedges…i went back the cg10 after a couple months….the cleveland cg10 is simply the best feeling, most consistent wedge…..go with it

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