So I've had a lot of practice and two rounds since the bag configuration. I had a 88 at a course (70.1/123) I don't play often followed by an 85 on my home course.
I have not noticed a problem with the large distance gaps between Driver, 4-wood, and 3-iron, but I don't know if the recently added gap wedge has helped me so far. I'm still operating in the 3 wedge mode. I don't quite know where to use the gap wedge. It cost me probably two strokes in each round because I misused the club. I have to remember that it plays more like a sand wedge with all the bounce than it does a pitching wedge. Distance on these wedges is shorter than I'm used to. I'm also not used to all the bounce, which has turned out to be a blessing. I am hitting great shots from 60 yards and in, and the weight/bounce gets through the sand traps gracefully.
A short review of the Callaway JAWS wedges:
They may say forged on them, but they are HARD. They don't chatter like my soft mizuno wedges do. As far as feel goes, they are a little on the numb side, but still very controllable, and I would say that on average they are much more playable than my Mizuno Mp-Ts. The amount of spin that can be put on the ball is insane. When struck cleanly, I can hear the ball buzzing from all the backspin. I also won't be playing any fancy golf balls (Titleist Pro-v1's, etc) because the grooves on the wedge cut chunks of the ball off. I noticed when I was practicing that after every shot I'd have to remove pieces of golf ball from the face. As earlier mentioned, the bounce on each of the clubs, 12, 16, and 12 degrees are large, and I can't for the life of me force the club to dig. A nice confidence boost for swinging aggressively.
I feel like my game is coming around. When I was playing the first round, I felt as though I was fucking up left and right. But at the end of the day, my score wasn't too terrible. I think that's progress right there. If I can eliminate the two or three blow up holes I seem to have each round, I should shoot high 70's, low 80's consistently.