You can get the 44 PW set to 45 degrees, and/or the 50 wedge bent to 49 degrees. You can also accommodate distances by choking down on the shaft or taking a 3/4 swing. Pros are all over the place from 4 wedges at 4 degrees to 2 wedges at 6 degrees of separation. If you have a 100 yard 50 degree and a 110 yard PW, wouldn't you adjust for a 105 yard shot?

I made the same exact switch this summer. Traded my 50 for a 48, and had my 54 bent to 53, and I left my 58 alone. 5 degree gaps were perfect for me. Good luck!

Hi Stephen,
The AP3 are strong lofted as you see. The W club or its approach wedge that it comes with in the set is at 48*
In the past, the wedges my set came with for some reason were longer than my Vokey wedges. Although they're not Titleist at the time and weren't professionally fitted, but I would suggest for you to hit the AP3 W(48*) club next to your 50* on a demo day or Titleist Thursday and see it first before going to different lofts.
I'm also considering the AP3 and I can't wait to try it out.
Good luck with your search.

I usually like the iron set gap wedges, so, I have the AP3 gap wedge - 48 degree. plus a 52 sm6, and, a 58 sm5. If you love your sm6, then, it is a little tougher, but, you could always upgrade to the SM7's.

I got my ap3's (5-pw) bent 1 degree weak. My 3,4 irons are T-MB and vokeys are 50 54 58.

Bending the ap3 1 weak should line up the lofts decent with the T-MB long irons as well as my current wedges. I will see this spring how it works out.