I use the T300 pitching wedge (43), gap wedge (48), and then Vokey 54 and 58 degree wedges with D grind. I prefer the T300 pitching and gap for full shots but the 54 and 58 require some finesse so that's what I use. Pretty common to also see 52, 56, 60 Vokeys but I prefer to carry less clubs as I walk a lot with the bag.

Same setup and mindset but S grinds instead of D at a 28 hdcp and just started taking lessons this spring.

Pitch and Gap for full shots and the 54/58 near the green. I'm enjoying the forgiveness of the gap wedge, but as I improve and hopefully move towards T200 caliber clubs in a few years I'd like to run at least 3 Vokeys.

The 54 is currently my bread and butter and only having 2 Vokeys is helping me learn how to finesse the club to shape different shots around the green.

I have the P and the W (48) degrees, then 54D and 58K. Was between M &S for the 54, but Mr. Vokey recommended the D at Pinehurst last year. The wedges are for finesse shots under 60 yards. I use the 48 for both full and partial swings. I’m going to see if a 50F will be used for partial swings and use the 48 for full swings only. I was gifted 3 wedges, otherwise I would continue the 48 for full/partial shots. Maybe by Streamsong I’ll move to just one of the 2.
But I won’t get the W2 at 53 degrees. I prefer the metal shafts over graphite for partial swings. The T300’s are 55g graphite, the wedges are TT AMT Red. .

After the stock 48, I carry Vokeys in 52F, 56M, and 60D.

I play the T300’s and carry up to the 48 degree gap wedge, then carry 52, 56 and 60 degree Vokey’s.

using 48 wedge, then vokey 52, 56 and 62 (bent one degree strong thus 61).

Love the T300s. Play the P and W (48), SM9 52.08F, SM9 56.10S and on occasions will swap for my SM7 58.12D for softer conditions. The 56 is my normal go to sand wedge.