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This. People obsess over issues like loft gaps when the solution is quite simple. Personally, I've never been very successful hitting wedges "max" distances. Max swings tend to impart too much spin which IMHO leads to distance control and the ability to flight those scoring clubs.

This. I tried the G430's and while they were good I just couldn't adapt to the loft gapping issues. To each his own. At 76 maybe I'm just old. LOL

In my golfing career in the past I've done a number of fittings with what would be considered "high end" club builder/fitters. I'll just throw my two cents in here. I have never seen a club spec build so complicated. I don't know where you live or what you're playing capabilities are but this is way over the top. This just appears to be an upsell and a bunch of random numbers and specs to justify an over the top cost. Say Club Champion on steroids. I think that after spending a large sum of money you're going to find little if any massive performance results vs dollars spent. Unless of course you have the extra money to burn then go for it. Personally, I'd look for another fitter and get another opinion. Post here for others who have done fittings in your area. You mentioned Peoples as a builder. I can think of a few more. Find a fitter/builder who deals in OEM heads. But how committed to this mishmash of specs are you? You're going to spend a lot of money on this build. If they don't perform are going to question those over the top specs? Is this fitter well known? Reputation? References? Once again this is JMHO but I'd be very skeptical of this whole "fitting".