Best wedge I've played
Review by Corey D, 4 years ago.
“I've used both 588 and RTX wedges in the past and felt it was time to upgrade. I also struggle with stopping or pulling the ball back. I was a bit skeptical this club would help much as the grooves didn't feel noticeably deeper as I had anticipated. So I lined up with my 54 degree mid-grind wedge from 80 yards out. Dropped three balls on the ground. First shot took off with ease, hit the green, one bounce, then instantly drew back about five feet. Thinking it was an anomaly I struck ball #2. This ball was a slight mis-hit but looked to be on track for the pin. Landed right on the front edge and rolled back of the green. Third ball was hit flush, flew high, landed soft and stopped dead in it's track. Buy this wedge if you struggle like I do. I've hit 20 to 30 balls now and every time the approach shots just land and die or roll back. ”
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Classic Cleveland Goodness
Review by Thomas P, 3 years ago.
“Best wedges on the market hands down”
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New wedge, more spin
Review by Dennis K., 2 years ago.
“Ordered a 54* and 58* to replace some older wedges. The amount of spin I picked up from having fresh grooves was amazing. Can open the face when needed for those delicate shots. Clubs feel good. Not head heavy like some wedges feel. ”
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Gap Wedge
Review by Dj J., 2 years ago.
“Hadn't had a 52 degree wedge for months. When I was 80 yards out, I would either swing a soft pitching wedge or a very hard sand wedge. Well the results were unpredictable and usually I was short or over the green. Now since I got this gap wedge, I have great results. ”
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great
Review by Joseph P, 3 years ago.
“cleveland wedges are the best. cant go wrong.”
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