Cleveland CG10 56 degree wedge Question?

Question

I just bought a Cleveland CG10 56 degree sand wedge (black pearl finish) with low bounce on Ebay. The club is in good shape, only a year old and I got it for $21.00 (+$10.00 Shipping). For all of you wedge buyers and traders, is that a pretty good deal?

I want to have the club bent to 55%. The guy at the golf shop said most wedges can be bent with no problem. Does anyone know if the CG10 can be bent 1 degree?

Thanks,

Answer 1

you got a great deal Cleveland CG10 is a great wedge

Answer 2

That is a fairly good value.

CG10's can be bent, but not much.  They are not a forged wedge, so bending is not quite as easy if they were forged.  Forgings can be bent upwards of 4 to 5 degrees, lie or loft.  From my experience bending clubs, the CG10's won't offer more than MAYBE 2 degrees of bend without taking away from the integrity of the club.

Answer 3

Wow! That was a great deal. I have the same wedge and i love it. Its perfect out of the bunkers and good on pitch shots. The only downside is that i can't as much spin with the cleveland wedge as opposed to the vokey. Im sure they could bend it to 55 degrees, but most people have either a 56 or 54 degree wedge. Just go to the nearest pro shop or golf store and ask a salesman. I don't see why they can't bend it 1 degree. Good luck with your new wedge.

Answer 4

The price is fine.......I can't imagine why you would spend the money to have a perfectly balanced wedge bent 1 degree......1 degree is not even going to be noticeable.

Answer 5

yup thats a pretty good deal, i just got the same thing with satin finish for 16 in great shape. they usually sell for around 35 but if u wait for a good auction time u can get them cheap. yes cmm wedges can be bent but it needs to be done by somoene with some experience. the gy at my local shop thought he knew what he was doing but broke one of my cmm irons, but i was bending it two degrees. But only one degree should be no problem at all.