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best golf wedges

by Dr. Tre Crooks Sr. Published 2 years ago Updated 1 year ago
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What wedges are on Tour Edge E521?

Our take: The Tour Edge E521 wedges feature the “Houdini Sole.” Which, according to a tester during GOLF’s ClubTest, worked like magic. “They glide through wet turf well,” the tester said. “They pave the way for me instead of trying.” As for their next act? Turning your bogeys into birdies.

What is a CBX wedge?

Our take: The CBX Full-Face wedge sports a design that makes it easy to play a variety of open-faced shots. You’re sure to impress your buddies while popping the ball up high and tight with this one. According to a seasoned tester, “I like the way the ball feels coming off the face, and the milling marks on the toe give it a high-end look.” Bonus: This wedge delivers all the spin you can handle.

Do MG wedges have a finish?

Our take: As the name implies, the Hi-Toe MG Raw wedges don’t have a finish on their faces. Our testers found this to help produce notably higher spin rates on shots from around the green. “This raw face had me ripping the ball back on command,” one tester said. Also, when hitting shots from thin lies, testers commented positively on the way the leading edges sat closer to the ground.

Is Mizuno ES21 hollow body?

Our take: A hollow-body wedge is not the type of scoring club we’ve come to expect from Mi zuno, but consider us among the true believers of the ES21’s awe-inspiring technology and surprisingly efficient performance. According to a recent tester, “The weighting is amazing. I felt as though I always knew where the head was during the entire swing.” It looks like a traditional wedge but read below and you’ll quickly see it’s far from it.

What are the features of a wedge?

The most important features in a wedge, according to Brian Bazzell VP for product creation, is precision, feel and spin. Milled Grind was already spot on with precision, but player feedback was asking for better feel and if more spin could be generated, great.

What is the loft angle of a sand wedge?

The sand wedge is equally common with a steeper loft angle of 54-58 degrees and as the name suggests is used to get out of greenside bunkers or maybe deep rough. This club would not usually be used for distance and would typically give you up to 70 or 80 yards.

How many clubs can you carry in a golf club?

You are restricted to a total of 14 clubs. Most golfers get away quite easily with two or three wedges. If you find it necessary to carry four wedges it will generally mean sacrificing a wood, hybrid or other clubs. Consider your needs and priorities in order to determine the ideal club selection.

Who is Nick Lomas?

Nick Lomas is the founder of GolfSpan, an avid golfer, not quite a pro but has over 15-years of experience playing and coaching golfers from all over the world. His mission is to bring the golfing community a better experience then it comes to choosing the right golf gear, and finding the right set up for your game.

Do wedges look good?

You want your clubs to look good in your bag. This is very much a personal preference but some wedges are undeniably better looking than others. Look for one that works with your preference and style and compliments your other clubs. While performance is of the utmost importance looks are still relevant.

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