It always takes me a while to adjust to new clubs (or new balls).
The 5.0 spin of that wedge may take a little longer. Hitting a wedge with that much spin into the wind or to greens that slope toward you can be tricky. Remember you can adjust spin if you need less sometimes.
You can switch to three wedges now if you want to. The long irons sort of make the hybrid a pointless club. I'm not sure what distance the 56° MAXSpin punches--it's a 90 yard club, so I'm guessing it probably punches 70-75 yards? That's about the same distance a full shot from the Starter sand wedge hits, so staying with just two wedges (or equipping 3 but using the MAXSpin instead of the Starter sand wedge most of the time) until you upgrade your other wedges might be the way to go. Starter wedges aren't good.